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Surrounded: When disruption hits on all sides (Part 1)

Christensen Institute

Disruption in health care started to accelerate about 15 years ago when models like One Medical and iora health launched their lower-cost, more affordable, and more accessible approaches to primary and on-demand care. This move is just what the theory of Disruptive Innovation would predict. So what can incumbents do?

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Top Posts of 2022

Digital Tonto

We’ve had so many shocks to the system that all of the happy talk about disruption has become not only juvenile and naive, but downright irresponsible. Top Posts of 2013. If anything, we’ve learned how […]. The post Top Posts of 2022 first appeared on Digital Tonto. Related posts: Top Posts of 2017.

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Sleeping with the enemy: The pain of innovation disrupting your industry

Idea to Value

This has been an increasing trend in the past few years, especially as app-based platform companies have completely disrupted existing monopolies. million dollars in New York in 2013, but now being sold for as low as $160,000 since Uber and Lyft took over the streets. They are in essence afraid of disrupting themselves.

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What is ‘True Creativity’? (part 2 of 5)

Idea to Value

It became clear that while most companies said they wanted to innovate and be disruptive, what they actually wanted was to play it safe and do what other companies were doing. And after doing this for nearly a decade, I grew frustrated. What I wanted was to help companies actually innovate.

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Disruptive Energy.

100%Open

By any measure, that was a disruptive statement. According to the World Bank, Costa Rica used 1370 watts per capita in 2013. Bulb is a new energy supplier in the UK that’s disrupting the energy supplier market. Shocked by such a statement from a company head, I checked it was OK to print the quote.

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The Covert Cost of Poor Communication: A Business Wake-Up Call

Daniel Burrus

Back in 2013, the CEO of Yahoo! We have all heard that the key to becoming a successful business is effective communication and collaboration, but do we really know what that means? Unfortunately for many business leaders, they believe they do. But the reality is they actually struggle with the concept. Continue reading on burrus.com »

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Teachers don’t realise they don’t like creative students

Idea to Value

This paradox, that teachers say they like creative children when in fact creative children display their least-favourite characteristics, has been seen in several other studies ( 1999 and 2013 ) as well. This is often called out as being “disruptive” to the flow of the class and hurting the ability of other children to learn. [As