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How Great Firms Fail By Doing Everything Right
Harvard professor Clayton M. Christensen demonstrates in the most revolutionary business book in years why outstanding companies that did everything right-were in tune with the competition, listened to customers, and invested aggressively in new technologies still lost their market leadership when confronted with disruptive changes in technology and market structure ... and he tells how to avoid a similar fate as business races online into the twenty-first century. The Innovator's Dilemma eloquently demonstrates a shattering paradox: that the best of conventional good business practices can ultimately weaken a great firm. There is a certain type of technological innovation that Christensen labels disruptive technology, which mainstream customers initially reject. Following these customers causes well-managed firms to allow strategic innovations to languish. The solution? Create a subsidiary entirely focused on the emerging market, one that is free to be visionary while courting an unorthodox customer base and staying poised to catch the next great wave of industry growth. Sharp, cogent, and provocative, The Innovator's Dilemma is one of the most talked about business books of our time-and something that none of today's executives will dare to be without.
作者简介
克莱顿•克里斯坦森：哈佛商学院教授，因其在企业创新方面的深入研究和独到见解，被尊称为“创新大师”。1997年，当《创新者的窘境》英文版出版时，克莱顿•克里斯坦森只是哈佛商学院的助理教授。而此书一出，就确立了他在创新技术管理领域的权威地位
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越好的书我越爱存起来放到后面去看，就像一部很久以前听说的好电影，需要把爆米花片都扫完才能看一样。《创新者的窘境》就是这么一本书，一本非常经典的谈论创新思维的书。 《创新者的窘境》是乔布斯推荐（当然不是腰封式的推荐）的极少的书之一，它生动地描述了大企业、成熟...
评分看了一下成书时间，1997年。现在是2018年的岁末，阅读此书时，对其想法的惊叹并没有随着这二十几年的岁月洗礼而褪色。尤其是最后一章用电动汽车作为案例，来举例如何判断破坏性创新、如何实施破坏性创新，这二十年的时间恰好是印证了其思考方法的高明。 成功者的悖论 不过震惊...
评分假设现在是上世纪70年代，你是硬盘制造业界排名第1的S公司高层，公司主打产品8寸硬盘，产品利润率高，也不愁销路，下游客户都是数一数二的业界巨头，比如生产微型计算机的DEC公司；在充沛资源的保障下，公司科研能力强，也愿意投资于创新。这个时候，你手下市场营销主管和工程...
评分非常好的书，是Starup企业遇到问题的总结与归纳。是每个Startup应该读的书。非常好的纠正了一些人对于startup的错误观念。认清楚作为一个startup公司的真正核心关注点和挑战。前面关于硬盘行业的描述可能比较boring但是后面特别是最后一章的总结，非常让人赞叹，几乎是我两年创...
评分非常好的书，是Starup企业遇到问题的总结与归纳。是每个Startup应该读的书。非常好的纠正了一些人对于startup的错误观念。认清楚作为一个startup公司的真正核心关注点和挑战。前面关于硬盘行业的描述可能比较boring但是后面特别是最后一章的总结，非常让人赞叹，几乎是我两年创...
用户评价
Great book and persuasive idea. It might help you to avoid companies such as Kodak and Nokia when they were doomed. But it is much more difficult to find out who will be the winner at the end.
评分Great book and persuasive idea. It might help you to avoid companies such as Kodak and Nokia when they were doomed. But it is much more difficult to find out who will be the winner at the end.
评分Great book and persuasive idea. It might help you to avoid companies such as Kodak and Nokia when they were doomed. But it is much more difficult to find out who will be the winner at the end.
评分Great book and persuasive idea. It might help you to avoid companies such as Kodak and Nokia when they were doomed. But it is much more difficult to find out who will be the winner at the end.
评分Great book and persuasive idea. It might help you to avoid companies such as Kodak and Nokia when they were doomed. But it is much more difficult to find out who will be the winner at the end.
