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Jnanesh Kalbag
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Typically, Incremental Innovation exploits existing forms or technologies... Improves upon something that already exists or reconfigures an existing form or technology to serve some other purpose... It is other wise called marginal or continuous innovation. It primarily serves existing markets. Radical Innovation is a departure from existing form or technology to a completely new thing in this world. Also called as breakthrough or discontinuous or disruptive innovation. It has the potential to upset industry's business model, standards. Primarily serves emerging markets. (...) Read more? Sign up for free
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Gian
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Disruptive vs Incremental innovation
After having read the book and the wikipedia entry I have to disagree with Jnanesh definition. The wikipedia entry (that I consider correct) reads: "Disruptive technology and disruptive innovation are terms used in business and technology literature to describe innovations that improves a product or service in ways that the market does not expect, typically by being lower priced or designed for a different set of consumers."
So disruptive innovation does not have to use a technology that is "new in this world", it may simply serve a market that is currently non-consumptive...
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Fernando
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The Innovation Must Actually Reach the Market
Innovation its not only about new products or serv (...)
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Prabhakar Karve
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Innovation is Disruptive; Improvement is Incremental
Isn't innovation by definition disruptive? I feel (...)
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Jeswan SinghPS Engineer, Malaysia
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Sustaining versus Disruptive Innovation
Sustaining product development and/or keeping the (...)
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Dr P L Narasimhan
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Many Companies Do not Understand Their Customers Fully
I agree with the author on his views. Many compani (...)
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Maqsood Khalid
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Innovation is the Opposite of Stagnancy
Innovation is the reverse of stagnancy. Innovation (...)
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Jay Gamble Teacher, United States
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Innovation is Disruptive; Improvement is Incremental
I agree with Khalid that innovation is change whic (...)
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Dr. Luis De La Cruz Professor, United States
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About Disruptive Innovation
The corporation's fundamental goal is growth, not (...)
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Ansuman Gautam Manager, India
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An Example of Disruptive Innovation
The comments in the forum explain the term disrupt (...)
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Fordi Dhliwayo Entrepreneur, Zimbabwe
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Disruptive versus Incremental Innovation
Innovation suggests a new way of doing things, or (...)
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Larry Lemke Project Manager, United States
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Disruptive Invation
Is "Innovation" not Always disruptive? INNOVATION (...)
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adrian kavemba Student (University)
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Disruptive Innovation
I view disruptive innovation as an innovation that (...)
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Errol Francke Management Consultant, South Africa
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Innovation is not Always Disruptive
@Larry Lemke: I don't think so Larry...I sense tha (...)
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