Disruption Waves

Christopher Miller

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Summary

"Disruption Waves" explores how specific technological innovations trigger concentrated periods of industry upheaval, termed "disruption waves," rather than gradual changes. It argues that understanding these short-lived but profound disruptions, characterized by rapid adoption rates, is crucial for businesses to adapt and thrive. The book highlights how these waves can fundamentally alter established value chains and competitive landscapes, creating both challenges and opportunities for companies.

 
The book presents a framework for anticipating and navigating these disruption waves. Analyzing case studies from technology, media, and manufacturing, the book identifies common patterns and unique aspects of these disruptive events. It uses a combination of quantitative data, such as market share statistics, and qualitative insights from industry experts to measure the impact of key innovations.

 
Structured in four parts, the book first introduces the concept of disruption waves. It then examines case studies, develops a predictive framework, and finally explores practical implications for businesses. This approach offers a novel perspective on rapid industry change, making the book valuable for business executives, entrepreneurs, and students interested in technology and business strategy seeking competitive advantage.

Available since: 05/06/2025.

Print length: 92 pages.

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