The Innovator’s Dilemma
Chapter 1 of the book “The Innovator’s Dilemma”. This book brought the term “disruptive technology” to the business lexicon.
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Chapter 1 of the book “The Innovator’s Dilemma”. This book brought the term “disruptive technology” to the business lexicon.
The merger of Daimler and Chrysler made perfect sense on paper. Now that there is talk of Chrysler being on the block again, did they forget to put critical things on that paper?
Once again, Don Tapscott talks about the imperative of collaboration. This time, it is with Optimize Magazine.
Is the concept of disruptive technology a myth? The author argues that it is.
Customer service can make all the difference in a commodity market such as retail. This key differentiator is often ignored. This article provides an important reminder.
Great Strategy + Lousy Execution = failure. No exceptions to this rule. Don Tapscott argues that one can have them both. If only they tried.
What is “disruptive technology”? What is it disrupting?
A discussion on Forrester’s research on the business and IT disconnect. So what’s new?
One of the toughest questions to answer is: is my business is alignment with IT?<br />Prof. Luftman tries to answer this question in this paper originally published in 2000.
Where is the fat? If HP has it right, then this article shows you the places where you can cut IT fat.
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