MGT – 1101

1ST PRESENTATION
Topic - The Industrial Revolution
BBA Spring 24 | Section : B
TEAM – “SULTAN”
MEMBER:
Lead Contributor : SHAFAYET SULTAN (ID: B241042)
MUBASWIR (ID: B241071)
PINON (ID: B241050)
MOON (ID: B241065)
TURJA (ID: B241068)
The Industrial Revolution

BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN

The main features involved in the Industrial Revolution were technological,
socio-economical and cultural.
1. First Industrial Revolution (The Mechanization Era: 1765-1840):

This revolution was powered by steam power and mechanization. It led to

the development of factories, the rise of the working class, and the growth of cities.
Let me tell you key changes of this revolution :
 Introduction of mechanization in textile production.
 Steam power and the rise of factories.
 Factories replaced manual labour, urbanization boomed.
 Transportation and communication advancements.
BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN
2. Second Industrial Revolution (1870-1914):
This revolution was powered by electricity and assembly line production. It
led to the development of new industries, such as the automobile and steel
industries, and the mass production of goods.
Now, let me tell you key changes of this revolution :
 Growth of steel, chemicals, and electrical industries.
 Mass production techniques and assembly lines.
 Expansion of railroads and telegraph networks.
BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN
3. Third Industrial Revolution (1960-2000):
This revolution was powered by computers and electronics. It led to the
development of new technologies, such as the internet and personal computers, and
the automation of many manufacturing processes.
Let me tell you key changes of this revolution :
 Emergence of electronics, computers, and automation.
 Digitalization of industries and introduction of personal computers.
 Advancements in tele-communications.
BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN
4. Fourth Industrial Revolution (2010-present):
This revolution is powered by cyber-physical systems, the Internet of
Things (IoT), and artificial intelligence (AI). It is leading to the development of
new products and services, such as self-driving cars and smart homes, and the
blurring of the lines between the physical and digital worlds.
Finally let me tell you key changes of this revolution :
 Integration of digital, physical, and biological systems.
 Artificial intelligence, automation, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
 Focus on smart technologies, big data, and interconnected systems.

BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN

 Here's a quick summary:
Before the revolution :
• People made everything by hand, slowly and with limited materials.
• Life was mostly rural, with farming and small workshops.
• Transportation was slow, mainly by horse and carriage.

After the revolution :

• Machines like the spinning jenny and steam engine took over production.
• Factories popped up in cities, mass-producing goods like clothes and tools.
• Transportation boomed with railroads and steamships.

The result of these revolution :

• More goods for everyone, at lower prices.
• New jobs in factories and cities.
• Faster travel and communication.
• Big changes in how people lived and worked.

BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN

BBA Spring 24 | Section : B | Team : SULTAN

THANK YOU
SIR