In sectors like water, healthcare or medical technology, innovation gets derailed because trust is earned slowly, and failure carries real consequences.

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We're all accustomed these days to the innovations and simplifications available to us through technology. In my field, however, disruptive innovation made possible by technology is still largely ...

Lately, I've seen a lot of discussion around disruption vs. innovation. The question always arises: Are they the same? Ever since Christensen shared his theory with the business world, the two terms ...

Good Morning, VettaFi Voices! Disruptive innovation is a popular topic, and it encompasses everything from bitcoin and cryptocurrency to electric vehicles to artificial intelligence. It’s not really a ...

While some scholars argue that the theory of “disruptive innovation” overlooks socio-economic realities, many across industry, academia, and policy nevertheless embrace the notion that technologies ...

Steve Jobs had some great ideas on ways to enhance innovation in business, but few speak of the need for an understanding of the barriers to disruptive innovation in order for their business to ...

The exponential growth in the intangible economy is upending capital markets, and traditional asset pricing models are struggling to keep pace. Starting from the Russell 1000 universe, the Alger ...

The term "disruptive innovation" has become so much of a buzz word, it's not uncommon to hear it applied to just about any radical shift in care. But for Harvard Business School professor Clayton ...

The opportunities for disruption in healthcare are big and many. Any professional who appreciates the status quo may find themselves concerned at this point. Shifting volumes and lower reimbursement, ...

“Every market disruption, whether economics such as a recession, or technological such as AI and smart robotics, or political like the recent change in tariff policies, creates opportunity that ...

Twenty years after the introduction of the theory, we revisit what it does—and doesn’t—explain. by Clayton M. Christensen, Michael E. Raynor and Rory McDonald Please enjoy this HBR Classic. Clayton M.