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This is a forum to discuss Clayton Christensen's book, theory, and examples. The title of his book is: "The Innovator's Dilemma: When New Technologies Cause Great Firms to Fail". He pointed to two recent examples: HP's inkjet vs laserjet; how HP set up a separate business units to deal with the problem; and ... Intel's Celeron vs Cyrix (& AMD); how Intel created the Celeron to deal with low-cost microprocessors.... (and National just gave up on Cyrix). If you know of other examples, especially those that are *currently in progress*, please talk about them here. | ||||||||||||
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