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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Disruptive Innovation Theory"”.

  1. THREAT RECOGNITION IN INCUMBENT FIRMS: A CASE FOR ORGANIZATIONAL VELOCITY

    … velocity, extending the boundaries of disruptive innovation theory and providing practical insights for organization leaders in an increasingly uncertain and turbulent world.</p> <p><em>Keywords</em>: organizational velocity, threat recognition, uncertainty, disruptive innovation</p>

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  2. Disruptiver Wandel der Automobilindustrie durch autonome Fahrsysteme - Reaktionsstrategien für etablierte Automobilhersteller

    … of incumbent automotive companies are facing a disruptive change initiated by autonomous driving systems. Autonomous vehicles promise to bring great benefits to society, a promising business opportunity for mobility providers, but at the same time facing the incumbent automotive industry with …

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  3. Examining e-extension: diffusion, disruption, and rate of adoption among Iowa State University Extension and Outreach professionals

    … resource using Rogers's (2003) diffusion of innovations theory and Christensen's (1997) disruptive innovation theory. Specifically, the study looked at Iowa Extension professionals' perceptions and stage of adoption of eXtension. The study also examined the relationship among Iowa Extension …

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  4. Assessing the Disruptive Vulnerability of Broadcast News: An Ex-Post Analysis Generating Ex-Ante Prescriptions

    This dissertation endeavors to assess the disruptive vulnerabilities of the broadcast news (BN) industry via a retrospective *ex-post* analysis with the objective of developing forward-looking *ex-ante* prescriptive and performative remedies for BN and the broader journalism industry. Through the …

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