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Incumbent failure
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying incumbent-failure. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 2808132-007 : A market leader's failure to invest in disruptive technologies often results in an abrupt loss of market dominance and frequently in total replacement in that market.
- 2808132-008 : Market leaders, successful institutions, and managers fail specifically when they do not distinguish sustaining technologies from disruptive technologies.
- 3411897-010 : Market leaders, successful institutions, and managers fail specifically when they do not distinguish sustaining technologies from disruptive technologies.
- 3411897-011 : A market leader's lack of investment in disruptive technologies often causes abrupt loss of market dominance and even total replacement, because market leaders shortsightedly refuse to cannibalize the
- 3411897-012 : Nokia, Kodak, and Blackberry all collapsed after fast changes in their markets rendered their products and services irrelevant, illustrating that successful companies drift into obscurity when they fa
- 3411897-013 : Less successful companies share a myopic short term focus on shareholder value maximization, which produces an unhealthy emphasis on share price, market valuations, and financial metrics that obscure
- 3411897-014 : Microsoft under Steve Ballmer missed the shift to networked technologies and mobile consumption because it focused on short term financial metrics rather than on designing products relevant to the nex
- 3411897-016 : RegLegalTech startups will force the legal profession to innovate, but that task is not easily accomplished by overextended and cumbersome legal organizations that have lost the capacity for agile rei
- 3808859-002 : Market leaders fail against disruptive technologies because they shortsightedly refuse to cannibalize their own dominant position, and that refusal often produces abrupt loss of market dominance or to
- 3808859-003 : Firms that fare worst under disruptive innovation share a myopic short-term focus on shareholder value maximization, because emphasis on share price and financial metrics obscures the question of whet