Innovation Disruptive innovation, first championed by Clayton Christensen, basically spells out a set of requirements necessary for a new technology to displace existing products.

Disruptive technologies are dismissed as toys because when they are first launched they “undershoot” user needs. This does not mean every product that looks like a toy will turn out to be the ...

Disruptive technologies redefine industries, alter business models and create entirely new markets. Web 2.0 transformed digital experiences by introducing dynamic, user-driven Web applications ...

Citing historical precedents from other industries for comparison, the authors argue that the rotation models currently in place in many schools (where students switch between online and face-to-face ...

At the same time, a networked technology provides a powerful incentive to adopt sustaining technologies at the expense of disruptive ones.