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    As described by Clayton Christensen‚ a "disruptive technology is a new technological innovation‚ product or service that eventually overturns the existing dominant technology or product in the market". A disruptive product can also be described as a product that substitutes another product because of its superior features and performance. The iPad is a product that is considered by many experts to be a disruptive technology because it was the first tablet to offer such elaborate complexity and product

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    company taking entry into the market by introducing a disruptive innovation. This means that the technology lacks refinement‚ is convenient and low cost‚ and appeals to a new‚ small and initially unattractive set of customers. Sustaining technology relies on incremental improvements to an already established technology. What this breaks down to is that a new company entering the market‚ with a company that is known for its sustainable technology‚ will fail because they can’t compete. However‚ a new

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    1. How does the Ecton machine differ from the existing technology in the market? What characteristics/application does it have that are similar to that of conventional machine? What characteristics/applications are different? The existing ultrasound technology in cardiology was constantly focusing on improving image quality and providing better quantitative information to response to clinical demands‚ dreaming that one day it could substitute the expensive imaging techniques such as MRI. Some

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    Background The attempt to launch the biggest disruptive technological change in the hard drive industry in 1992‚ was aimed to be reached according to Hewlard Packard (HP) by launching Kittyhawk- smallest hard disk ever. They realized that they had the strength of having the flexibility of entrepreneurs but financial support of a large high-tech company. The aim was to create a product that is not the same as competitors but instead revolutionary strategic insight was made by the commercial failure

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    and strong returns. Many of those who are unable to change will not survive in the long run. A fundamental issue in e-business transformation is disruptive organizational change. A review of the academic literature identifies ten dimensions of organizational change capability that can increase the probability that a company can make a successful disruptive organizational change. These include: emotional unifying vision; use of symbols; enabling the free flow of emotions; providing a transition to the

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    Based on this market research‚ the managers decided to develop a 1.3” drive that would survive a three -footdrop and accommodate 20MB of capacity. By investing in materials research and proprietary technology andby leveraging DMD’s expertise in integration technology‚ the design team met the target and within a year’stime introduced a 1.3” disk drive that was half the total size and one third the weight of the 1.8” disk drive that was introduced in the market by competitors just months ago. However

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    capabilities through its Internet browser like an app. With similar capabilities with Apps‚ HTML5 will disrupt the native Apps market- Android and IOS Apps. In our course‚ we learnt about Clay Christensen’s framework of disruptive innovation and the three criteria for disruptive technology to happen. Firstly‚ there has to be a performance overshoot. Secondly‚ the alternative has to be cheaper and has a trajectory that will meet the user’s demands. Thirdly‚ there has to be a motivation asymmetry. Using

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    Fundamental IT Trends     1). Moore’s law describes which of the following technology trends?         a. rate at which upload speeds are declining         b. exponential growth of the number of transistors on a single integrated circuit         c. exponential growth of malicious code transferred via SMS messages         d. increasing cost of secure data storage     2). All of these are benefits of information technology except:         a. IT costs continue to decline rapidly         b. Data

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    beloved Apple is alive and well? A look at the bigger picture within which these numbers sit suggests an alternate view. To see that larger picture‚ let’s locate Apple within its larger context as a once disruptive innovator that’s now essentially an incumbent. A fundamental tenet of disruptive innovation is that established firms normally do not react to disruptors. And for a good reason. Generally‚ disruptors take over the least profitable customers of the industry‚ and as that happens‚ established

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    IS THE iPAD DISRUPTIVE TECHNOLOGY? 1)Evaluate the impact of the iPad using Porter’s Competitive forces model? Traditional Competitor -When the firm are competing with each other through continuously produce new devise‚product or service to attract their customers.For example Samsung which always produce new product against Apple. New market entrance -When some industries have very low barriers to entry‚ new companies have several possible advantage.For example e-book‚ that allowed

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