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What the Gospel of Innovation Gets Wrong – The New Yorker

Michael / 18 October 2015

Clayton M. Christensen’s popular theory of disruption is founded on panic, anxiety, and shaky evidence.

Source: What the Gospel of Innovation Gets Wrong – The New Yorker

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18 October 2015 in Business Models, Disruption, Economics, Emerging Technology, Thoughtful.

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