Category Archives: Disruption
History Has Momentum
“We’ve always done it that way”. Not a good answer for sure. Perhaps it is better for them if they are the one responsible for the results in case something else happens. It seems that everybody wants change but nobody wants … Continue reading
One Less Crazy One
When I heard of Steve Jobs’ death last night, my first reaction was a simple “wow”. You know, the kind you get when you knew something of significance just happened. While I never had the opportunity of meeting Steve Jobs … Continue reading
The PC is Dead, Long Live the PC
Steve Jobs has done many things right. Apple Computer is a marketer’s and designer’s dream company. His thoughts about a post-PC world are one of those things that I believe that he also has right (although maybe not for the … Continue reading
Heady Times for Mobile Apps
Disruptive Technology The concept (and phenomenon) of Disruptive Technology has been without a doubt the most influential in my career. The term was coined by Clayton Christiansen in this breakthru book The Innovator’s Dilemma in 1997. In it he defined … Continue reading
Musings at Altitude 