I was at RIT during the later half of the 90s. Most of my professors had done work at Kodak, and the mantra was that if you had a job there, you were set for l

I was at RIT during the later half of the 90s. Most of my professors had done work at Kodak, and the mantra was that if you had a job there, you were set for life. I think the digital camera and the market crashed from the dotcom bust worked in tandem to take down Kodak. They had some really smart people working there, and they invented some really important tech that was used beyond cameras. Think image processing for satellites etc.