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Nonconsumption market offers low barrier to penetration of reinventions and offers early signal of upcoming disruption.

Nonconsumption Market—early signal of the rise of reinvention wave

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, understanding the “nonconsumption market” in High-tech market segmentation and its potential for Reinvention is crucial for business leaders, especially those interested in Disruptive innovation.…

Navigating disruption requires a common language about innovation dynamics caused by technology waves for a shared understanding and synchronised response on early warning signals.

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Navigating Disruption: Unified language for bridging business and technology a must

Navigating disruption has become a challenge for sustaining Innovation success and nurturing tiny Startups as Disruptive innovation success stories. To underscore the statement that in today’s world of rapid technological…

Reinvention fault line, caused by two competing waves, is a threat to monopolies and an opportunity to startups

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Reinvention Fault Line: how startups thrive as monopolistic incumbents suffer?

The concept of a “Reinvention fault line” refers to the critical point at which dominant firms—typically monopolistic incumbents—are pressured by market forces unleashed by Startups due to their leveraging emerging…

Technology S-curve maturing signs must be picked up an early warning signal to avoid the fall of innovation leaders and rise of new entrants.

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Technology S-Curve Maturing–how to detect early signals for adapting decisions?

As the analog film business was extremely profitable, and there was no market for primitive digital cameras, Kodak management decided not to pursue it. Hence, the management decision, subsequently creating…

Economic theories for development policies in modern economy have losing relevance due to increasing automation of knoweldeg and ideas, and growing barrier to profit from ideas.

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Economic Theories for Development Policies–do they risk a dead end?

To drive economic growth, Governments all across the globe, notably in less developed countries as they pursue debt-based development programs, seek strategy and policy advice from economists. In response, economists…

Technology stocks get affected by multiple factors which could defy conventional analysis based on financial data.

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Technology Stocks–profiting and preventing loss from long waves

Technology stocks are any stock in the technology sector, from AI machine developers, semiconductor producers, electric vehicle makers to software innovators. Stocks of companies pursuing matured technologies are also technology…

For avoiding the fall of innovation leaders, 10 choices to be made for recreation through self-destruction.

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Avoiding the Fall of Innovation Leaders–10 choices to remain great

Human beings’ endless tendency to get jobs done better at less cost through inventing and reinventing has been the underlying cause of the rise of new entrants and the fall…

Innovation leaders become losers due to failure in detecting latent potential, driving the reinvention wave, and making a smooth transition

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Innovation Leaders Become Losers—ten reasons

Will the rise of ChatGPT unleash Disruptive Innovation effects on the business of Google and other search engine service providers? This is not the first time incumbent influential firms have…

Startup IP strategy for increasing the quality and reducing the cost through a hard to replicate flow of ideas is a must for sustainable valuation

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Startup IP Strategy–will your startup valuation collapse without it?

Technologies like the Internet, AI, autonomous driving, hydrogen fuel cells, and electric batteries are offering the startup ideas of reinventing diverse products. The uniqueness of early demonstration of alternatives out…

Startup valuation collapses once VC stops funding loss making market capturing for premature products, creating the demand for startup IP strategy

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Startup Valuation—once VC funding stops, will it sustain without an IP strategy?

In just over a year, the drop in valuation from $22 billion to nearly zero of India’s Byju is a frightening message to the global startup valuation race. It has…

Startup growth has been suffering from deception as VCs have pumped tons of money to promote premature reinventions in taking over the mainstream market of matured products

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Startup Growth Suffers from Deception: Collapsing VC-backed unicorns!

In the age of digital disruption, are investors caught in deceptive startup growth? There seems to be an unhealthy race among the Venture capital funds (VCs) for fueling unsustainable startup…

Startups attacking strategy must take into consideration of relative economics of mature and emerging technology waves in taking over the market of incumbents, creating new market, and growing valuation exponentially

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Startups Attacking Strategy—leveraging technology waves

Startups, as attackers, are in a battle with incumbents to make money by changing the order of things through the Reinvention of mature products that incumbents have been defending. The…

Editor’s Pick

Nonconsumption Market—early signal of the rise of reinvention wave

Navigating Disruption: Unified language for bridging business and technology a must

Reinvention Fault Line: how startups thrive as monopolistic incumbents suffer?

Technology S-Curve Maturing–how to detect early signals for adapting decisions?

Economic Theories for Development Policies–do they risk a dead end?

Technology Stocks–profiting and preventing loss from long waves

Avoiding the Fall of Innovation Leaders–10 choices to remain great

Innovation Leaders Become Losers—ten reasons

Startup IP Strategy–will your startup valuation collapse without it?

Startup Valuation—once VC funding stops, will it sustain without an IP strategy?

Startup Growth Suffers from Deception: Collapsing VC-backed unicorns!

Startups Attacking Strategy—leveraging technology waves

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