In the Mozilla company, Blake Ross and David Hyatt founded Firefox, an open source project which is known as Phoenix. Blake Ross started to help fix errors and bugs when he was fourteen years old.

Pop-ups, viruses, and other nuisance in the browsers were fixed in the Firefox application, and Blake Ross was one young programmer who intends to make it the best independent browser in the world. But the competition was the greatest challenge Ross ever encountered. Microsoft was unbeatable at that time, but of course, being the abstracted and wise challenger, Blake Ross fired up Firefox and won as the winner of all browsers in 2001 and finally let Microsoft stop developing the new versions of Internet Explorer.

Blake Ross started to think about quitting the Mozilla community to return to school. His greatness in business processes and computer programming has been an inspiration to us future analysts and startup managers. His intelligence over competition and advantage over dependence, worked his name up to the highest level, bringing his innovation to the peak of the world’s expectations from what the definition of perfect is about.