Malcolm Maclean was a Scottish-American businessman and inventor, best known for revolutionizing the shipping industry. He developed the concept of containerization, which involves using standardized containers to transport goods efficiently. This innovation significantly reduced shipping costs and time, transforming global trade. Born in 1913, Maclean founded the Sea-Land Service in the 1960s, which was the first company to use container ships. His work laid the foundation for modern logistics and shipping practices, influencing how goods are transported worldwide. Maclean's contributions earned him recognition as a pioneer in the maritime industry.