Disrupted Innovation

What characteristic of disruptive technologies often leads established market leaders to initially dismiss them?

• Their high cost of development.

• Their appeal to a niche market.

• Their initial low performance compared to existing solutions.

• Their complex integration requirements.

Which customer segment is most likely to adopt a disruptive technology in its early stages?

• Customers with the most demanding performance needs.

• Customers who prioritize high quality and premium features.

• Customers who are satisfied with basic levels of performance.

• Customers who are loyal to established brands.

Why do established companies often fail to adopt disruptive innovations early on?

• They lack the financial resources to invest in new technologies.

• Their most demanding customers advise against adopting the new technology.

• They are too focused on improving their existing products.

• They fear cannibalizing their current market share.

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What was the key advantage of early word processors that appealed to users who didn't type well, despite their initial slowness?

• They were significantly cheaper than typewriters.

• They offered advanced formatting options.

• They allowed for easy correction of mistakes.

• They could connect to the internet.