Disruptive Innovation | Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Disruption is a term used exclusively to describe innovative products or services.

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Clayton M. Christensen coined the term "disruptive innovation" in 1995.

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Established companies often ignore the needs of lower-end consumers when focusing on their high-end market.

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Uber was considered a disruptive innovation by Clayton M. Christensen.

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Netflix initially started as a streaming service.

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The internet has played a significant role in the growth of disruptive innovations.

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The printing press is an example of disruptive innovation that occurred before the internet.

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Disruptive innovation follows a predictable formula for success.

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Airbnb allows hosts and travellers to interact directly, changing the hospitality industry.

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Disruptive innovation is predictable and can be easily replicated.

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