In 2010 the Tribeca Film Festival (TFF) disrupted itself and its laser focus on film by adding an awards ceremony, the Disruptive Innovation Awards. Co-Founder Craig Hatkoff decided it was the right moment to honor the work of the father and popularizer, or one might say liberator, of disruptive innovation, Clayton Christensen.
How to make gradual change look like a big jump:
One of the big privileges in my job is that I get to travel a fair bit. As part of this, I’ve been coming to Palo Alto about once a year for the past five years. This is interesting because that is infrequ ...
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Tackling disruption
In 2009, Xavier Niel, Free founder and owner, has made up his mind: the future of Internet will be mobile. Therefore, Free invests m€ 240 for a mobile license th ...
When a disruption first occurs, an Opportunity Window opens. The window opens every time your customers are dissatisfied. When they are disgruntled, people want badly for things to be better and this desire is a force you can harness.
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Au moment où les pays émergents deviennent également des pays innovants, Louis Gallois, Commissaire Général à l’Investissement auprès du Premier Ministre, explique comment la France peut maintenir son rang en matière d’innovation. Réussir l’i ...
I was thinking today, between flights, about the kabuki dance that innovation often becomes. What I mean is that many CEOs and executives talk about innovation and the benefits of innovation. They describe how innovation will help their firms grow and become ...
Front End Innovation 2013, Keynote May 6
“Where the Trillion Dollar Opportunities Lie”
Two weeks ago, I had the good fortune to cover the 10th annual Front End of Innovation Conference in Boston for Innovation Excellence, and my favorite presentation b ...