A decade ago business disruption was the rare exception – now it is a reality that companies face on a regular basis.

The initial symptom is always the same – a competitor enters the market with an “inferior” product offering that the incumbent player simply refuses to worry about.

Business disruption is sweeping, leaving companies that do the same old things, make only incremental changes, and demonstrate “me-too” thinking left behind in today’s rapidly changing and hyper-competitive world.

Massive business disruption is coming, and the only question is whether your company is going to cause it or fall victim to it. Better be the first to disrupt. Why? Because it’s probably going to happen anyway and it’s much more profitable to be the disruptor.

How disruptive is your business?

Disruption is not easy – either to create or to confront. How disruptive is your business?

Business models that suddenly are obsolete

Just assume the following: Your business model doesn’t work anymore. That blunt claim won’t be far wrong. Even if the model has worked for decades, even if it’s working okay right now, odds are that it soon won’t be.

Not since the Industrial Revolution have we seen a longer or broader list of companies whose business models are suddenly obsolete.

Business disruption is a hot topic – and it’s not just a passing trend, it’s the new normal. Which industry will be the next, who is going to be hit by disruption?

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Slideshare presentation: Business disruption is sweeping — http://www.torbenrick.eu/t/r/gwq