The whole document is well worth a read, it’s essentially the New York Times’ Innovation Strategy so if you want to know what one looks like, that a look, but this one illustration is a brilliant way of describing how mature industries and organisations are disrupted.
The whole document can be found on this link to the The New York Time’s Innovation Strategy
Disruptive digital innovation is changing the usual way of doing business in every sector. The only way to compete is to evolve and disrupt. If you don’t, you’ll be disrupted out of business.
Disruption isn’t anything new but new research from Forrester suggests that the pace and threat of innovation is increasing rapidly. They suggest that there are ten times as many innovators, who, because of digital platforms, can disrupt you for a tenth of the cost and one hundred to times the ideas.
Definitely worth a watch. More information here, http://solutions.forrester.com/disruption?intcmp=mkt:ban:ah:DigitalDisruptionAnon
We’ve long been aware that the mobile phone has been an enormously disruptive force on the digital camera market. Could this new innovation be the final nail in the camera’s coffin?
Although the smart phone in our pocket has become a pretty decent camera, it doesn’t do what a conventional camera does because it only has a digital zoom and we know that when we zoom in we loose image quality.
This innovation from Sony may change that. It’s a conventional lens that fits onto the phone.
Another idea I wish I had thought of!
More information here. http://techcrunch.com/2013/09/04/meet-the-sony-qx10-and-qx100-smart-lenses-that-turn-phones-into-true-cameras/
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