The Innovator's Dilemma
by Clayton Christensen · Published 1997
Successful companies can become vulnerable because the practices that make them successful today can prevent them from responding to disruptive technologies tomorrow.
What works
- Foundational innovation framework.
- Excellent strategic thinking.
- Explains incumbent failure well.
- Highly relevant to technology businesses.
What doesn't
- "Disruption" is frequently misunderstood.
- Not every new technology is disruptive.
- Some applications of the theory are debated.
Successful companies can become vulnerable because the practices that make them successful today can prevent them from responding to disruptive technologies tomorrow.
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