Clay Christiansen Responds: Disruptive Innovation Under Fire
We said we’d keep you posted about developments in the Disruption debate that’s blown up in the last few days.
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We said we’d keep you posted about developments in the Disruption debate that’s blown up in the last few days.
Ken Favaro may not be the most prolific of bloggers, but he’s surefire proof of the old adage that quantity is better than quality.
Are you looking for data on the British market? The UK is one of the world’s larger economies and is ranked among the top countries for openness of its statistical data, which is good news if you’re looking to find stats! Here are three very reliable hubs with access to a very large range of data.…
‘Disrupt, disrupt’. This word has become more than an useful insight for managers. It has become more than a strategy for innovation. It is a mantra. And it is a mantra that has permeated the soft walls of our thinking on all matters social and commercial.
For many people the Burberry brand will first have permeated their conscience as a social signifier for a particular milieu of English society. A Burberry cap was likely to be accessorized with a pitbull dog, tracksuit and the possibility of sudden, extreme violence. So bad did this association…
We don’t know if you’ve come across Technorati, but if you haven’t it might be a really useful tool for your online toolbox.
There are very few business blogs which can claim to be as widely read as Consulting Success. Created by the ‘Zipursky Cousins’ — Michael and Sam — this blog has been one of the most popular consulting-focussed blogs, and with good reason. Here’s why we think it’s really worth a read.
“Permission marketing is the privilege (not the right) of delivering anticipated, personal and relevant messages to people who actually want to get them.”
Hilton is one of the most well-known brands out there. It’s advertisements have an instantly recognisable tang and have been inspiring our holiday destination choices for decades.
Summation, the 15+ year old blog from Auren Hoffman, and is one of the first blogs many managers look to for inspiration.
We all dream of getting that one opportunity to pitch our ideas and hopes to a key stakeholder or corporate mover and shaker. But for many of us this dream can leave us with sweaty palms and heart palpitations.
This video is a short conversation with two Mckinsey consultants, in which they give an overview of a longer Mckinsey article — ‘The Building Blocks of Strategy’.