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Haydn Shaughnessy
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The Ideal Reader
There are plenty of blog posts on writing. In fact I wrote a few myself during my time at Forbes. What about reading?
I imagine there to be an ideal reader. Across the planet there must be a few thousand people who would fit my description of her or him. They are what writers like me are looking for.
The first attribute of my ideal reader is Impatient curiosity, someone with a sense that the stories Read more of this blog post »
I imagine there to be an ideal reader. Across the planet there must be a few thousand people who would fit my description of her or him. They are what writers like me are looking for.
The first attribute of my ideal reader is Impatient curiosity, someone with a sense that the stories Read more of this blog post »
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“There can be no question that the loss of TV manufacture in the United States was a disruption, but the loss had not been brought about by a disruptive technology or disruptive innovation. The key factor in disruption was the Asian approach to innovation, based primarily on process improvement and optimal design.”
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
“The US tire industry in the 1930s, TV manufacture in the 1960s, and autos in the 1970s all suffered the effects of decision processes that were unresponsive to change because of the range of obligations that went with quasi-monopoly. In all three cases, the attack came from the rise of cheaper sources of production in Asia.”
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
“As Christensen’s work strongly implies, the basis of disruption is that competitors are creating new markets. The playing field is changing, not the product or service. And few incumbents can afford the breadth of imagination to envision a new playing field.”
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
“There can be no question that the loss of TV manufacture in the United States was a disruption, but the loss had not been brought about by a disruptive technology or disruptive innovation. The key factor in disruption was the Asian approach to innovation, based primarily on process improvement and optimal design.”
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
― Platform Disruption Wave: A New Theory of Disruption and the Eclipse of American Power
