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Disruptive Innovation Template

Leapfrogging

What is Disruptive Innovation? Disruptive Innovation is a framework that describes how new products or business models can transform industries by offering simpler, more affordable, or more accessible alternatives to existing offerings. Disruptive Innovation is not just about technological breakthroughs.

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Competitive Analysis Framework Strategy Template

Leapfrogging

A well-executed Competitive Analysis goes beyond simply monitoring competitors; it involves deep research, data-driven comparisons, and actionable insights that empower companies to maintain a competitive edge. Emerging Competitors New market entrants that could disrupt the industry. Lead Successful Strategy Projects!

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Is it Possible to Outpace Disruption? Definitely.

Daniel Burrus

When you recognize that things change ever so rapidly in the world, you may already feel disrupted before anything has even happened. The negative view many have about disruption is the result of it happening to you, causing you to have to manage a crisis. This may be a crazy comparison, I know.

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How Does Technology Influence Innovation?

IdeaScale

It reminded me of the staggering comparison: “It took about 75 years for the telephone to connect to 50 million people. Now I’ve been reminded that this is not a fair comparison as there are many other influencing factors (like infrastructure, budget concerns, etc), but at the same time, I think that is precisely the point.

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Building an Agile & Innovative Organization

Idea to Value

In recent years, more and more companies have realized the need for innovation as they’ve seen businesses all around them, and perhaps even their own business, being disrupted. According to McKinsey research , 96% of executives have made innovation a strategic priority, yet only 6% are satisfied with their innovation performance.

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The cost of innovation

Jeffrey Phillips

I believe there are at least three types of costs associated with doing innovation, and they rise or fall based on the type (project or building capability) and expected outcome (incremental or disruptive). Why is innovation so expensive culturally or psychologically?

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The ecosystem evolution of microschools

Christensen Institute

This example of the cell phone’s evolution could serve as a potential comparison to microschools. In my last post , I pointed out that microschools show some of the telltale signs of disruptive innovation. So how can they appeal to the majority of families without copying the conventional playbook?