The fall of the phone booth Telephone booths have not only served as superman's change room but, for years, have been the only source for people to connect with their loves...
Something profound is going on Think about some of the fastest growing and most innovative companies and what makes them different: Uber, the world’s largest taxi company, owns no vehicles....
Ipad & co. are replacing computers Back in 2010, a few months after the iPad’s release, Steve Jobs predicted that tablets would eventually overtake PCs. Now, according to updated figures...
In Formula 1 pit stops have been evolving for decades There's an adage in the Formula 1 racing that races are won in the pits. But it hasn't always been...
Understanding business disruption and how to deal with it is a key task for management A decade ago business disruption was the rare exception – now it is a reality...
Digital disruption are changing the landscape Disruptive technologies are changing the landscape now and into the forseeable future. The taxi industry has been ripe for disruption for decades. But only technology...
Fallen in the age of iTunes, Tidal, Spotify and Apple Music The web has already disrupted plenty of industries - now the time has come for many brick and mortar...
Many companies change management approach attempts to control change Many company’s change management approach attempts to control change. They attempt to manage risk, resist change or control the direction of...
In 2010, Apple introduced the iPad. The company did not invent the tablet. It reinvented the tablet and in the process reinvented the personal computer. Now the iPad has become...
Stores suffer from “browsers” Disruptive change is sweeping bricks and mortar and many stores suffer from “browsers” – consumers who visit shops to compare goods, only to return home to...
