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How this 1976 French wine tasting disrupted an entire industry

Idea to Value

How confident are you that your company will not be disrupted by a smaller competitor? This would likely not have been a problem, except that a single reporter from TIME magazine was invited and attended, publishing the surprising results in the June 1976 edition of TIME under the now infamous article Judgement of Paris.

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DISRUPTIVE THINKING

Michael Michalko

Disruptive Thinking is a concept that is based upon doing the opposite of what is expected/what convention tells you will be successful. One of the best examples I have heard of comes from a talk given by Luke Williams, which illustrates the potential of Disruptive Thinking. Disruptive technology is important to education.

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Use a Strategy Uncertainty Map to Find Clarity in Disruptive Times

Leapfrogging

The past two years were as disruptive as they get for both society and business. The success criteria for the external environment might include customer acceptance, competitive differentiation, market trends, or anything else external to your organization that you don’t control. Let’s kick-off 2022 with a useful tool.

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How Benchmarking Against Market Leaders Can Drive Business Success

Leapfrogging

Even worse, your business may end up being disrupted by the next big innovation that comes on the market. You want to look at benchmarking yourself against leaders in your market but also market disruptors and laggards. So what do you do when you want to find out how your business is doing?

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3 innovation types: evolution, preventative and creative

Jeffrey Phillips

If we can't create better products and services, can we use innovative thinking to shorten any barriers or gaps to bringing our products to market with less cost or with fewer inputs? Then there's radical or disruptive innovation, creating a completely new product or service, or disrupting an existing adjacent market.

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How to use the 70-20-10 Rule to drive innovation within your business

Leapfrogging

The basic premise of the 70-20-10 Rule is that if the organizational stakeholders consistently makes small improvements to their existing line or enters into new markets, they will sustain the organization without ever evolving it to remain competitive with changing times. 10%-Disruptive Innovation . Leapfrogging ?and?

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Thinkers360 Thought Leader Series – Tom Koulopoulos on Gigatrends

Thinkers360 - Thought Leader Interviews

The book explores six major trends that are shaping our world: Demographic Disruption: This trend highlights the aging populations in developed countries and the rapid growth of younger populations in developing nations. About Gigatrends Gigatrends offers a roadmap for navigating six of the most disruptive trends shaping the future.

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