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Disruptive Innovation

The theory that influenced Steve Jobs, Jeff Bezos, and Andy Grove, Disruptive Innovation describes a process by which a product or service takes root in simple applications at the bottom of the market and then relentlessly moves upmarket.

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The psychology of Disruptive Innovation

Thomas Arnett
August 9, 2024
How To Transform Public Education – A New Approach

Thomas Arnett
August 6, 2024
Using AI analysis to bring out the best in human tutors

Krista Marks, Brent Milne
July 30, 2024
Taking K-12 education transformation from pipe dream to pipeline

Thomas Arnett, Kelly Young
July 26, 2024
Why Ozempic is not disruptive

Ann Somers Hogg
July 23, 2024
AI and Disruptive Innovation

Christensen Institute
July 15, 2024
On “Wither Non-consumption” and the myth of market creation

Efosa Ojomo
June 28, 2024
Looking beyond the hype: AI won’t transform classrooms, but it will help transform education.

Thomas Arnett
June 17, 2024
How can President-elect Claudia Sheinbaum help struggling Mexicans?

Sandy Sanchez
June 13, 2024
Can AI technology really create global prosperity? (part 1)

Efosa Ojomo, Sandy Sanchez
June 10, 2024
When it comes to development, is anticipatory action better than reaction?

Sandy Sanchez
June 5, 2024
What does Disruptive Innovation Theory have to say about AI?

Michael B. Horn
June 3, 2024

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