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Crossing the Chasm of Geoffrey Moore fails to articulate the role of technology hurdles in causing chasms in technology innovation diffusion path and role of R&D in crossing them

Crossing the Chasm–cause, means and opportunity?

An Innovation chasm signifies the slowdown or cessation of diffusion between two customer segments. Crossing the chasm refers to overcoming the pause of technology innovation diffusion between early adopters and…

Jobs to be done better framework begins with observation on how customers perform their jobs with empathy and passion for perfection to profitable leverage technology possibilities in offering better alternative

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Jobs to be done–driving quality of living and prosperity

As Professor Clayton says, “Somewhere between 75 and 85 percent of all new products launched into the market don’t succeed financially” because innovators lack focus on the customer’s necessity of…

Microchips' evolution from a simple IC to complex SoC has been transforming trade and military edge--triggering chip war

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Microchips–invention, evolution, transformation and chip war

All time, we have been benefiting from microchips, whether communicating over the smartphone, monitoring fire hazards, or tracking pets. Microchips determine how accurately missiles fly and hit targets and how…

As Chiplet technology core trades off performance for cost, it will unlikely fuel reinvention of IDMs to regain their glories

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Chiplet Technology — a weak reinvention core?

In the race to increase chip density, integrated device makers (IDMs) like Intel and AMD have lost to TSMC. To regain the lost glory, they have been desperate. To overcome…

Upon failing to move to latest process nodes, IDMs are after chiplet--raising question of winning, surviving or dying?

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Chiplet–for IDMs’ winning, survival or death?

Upon losing the process node battle to the foundry leader TSMC, IDMs like Intel, AMD and others are after Chiplet. Does it sound unfair? Or, is Chiplet a new technology…

Metaverse technology as a fusion of many component technologies has a long and uncertain path to traverse to fuel creative wave of destruction

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Metaverse Technology–challenges to creative destruction

Facebook founder Zuckerberg has been on a mission to pursue metaverse technologies to reinvent how we meet, greet, socialize and work. But it has been taking a massive toll on…

Systematic exploitation of ideas for offering increasing value for money has been at the root of sustained growth

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Sustained Growth — how to attain?

From smartphones to automobiles, a few products have been enjoying sustained growth over the decades. Similarly, firms like Apple, Toyota, and a few others engaged in making them have also…

Upon reaching the pinnacle of success in the current wave, Japanese firms pursue self reinvention for sustaining the success

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Self Reinvention for Sustaining Success of Japanese Firms

We all know about the Kodak moment. To find the underlying reason, Prof. Clayton Christensen pursued his curiosity about why highly successful firms fail. His research endeavor led to the…

As startups are in a race in offering better substitutions and winner takes all, there is a high level uncertainty in startup success

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Startups

Startup Success–Reoccurring Patterns from Examples

Startups beacon us in creating fortune out of ideas. But more than 90 percent of startups, upon getting funding, fail to reach profit and fold up within five years. The…

Powering clean buses faces policy dilemma as there is no clear winner between battery and hydrogen fuel cells--resulting in slow progress in cleaning city air

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Powering Clean Buses – facing policy dilemma

Traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) constitutes a significant cause of cardiopulmonary diseases, cancers, diabetes, and neurotoxicity. Although such evidence led to the adoption of increasingly stringent regulations, the economics of competing technology…

After getting at the top of silicon processing technology by leveraging the PC wave, Intel falling due to its failure to take advantage of smartphone wave

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Intel Falling Due to PC and Mobile Waves

News of Intel falling has been drawing traction. This is the company that started the chain reaction in forming Silicon Valley. It’s America’s High-tech icon. Despite initiatives, the USA has…

Uber failing due to the following of wrong thesis of creating economic value out of technology possibilities

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Disruptive Innovation

Uber Failing – shoddy digital startup magic

Uber reported a loss of $2.4 billion in the third quarter of 2021. Uber suffered operating loss of $3.0b, $4.1b, $3.0b and $8.6b in 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 respectively. Accumulated loss…

disruptive innovation

Crossing the Chasm–cause, means and opportunity?

Jobs to be done–driving quality of living and prosperity

Microchips–invention, evolution, transformation and chip war

Chiplet Technology — a weak reinvention core?

Chiplet–for IDMs’ winning, survival or death?

Metaverse Technology–challenges to creative destruction

Sustained Growth — how to attain?

Self Reinvention for Sustaining Success of Japanese Firms

Startup Success–Reoccurring Patterns from Examples

Powering Clean Buses – facing policy dilemma

Intel Falling Due to PC and Mobile Waves

Uber Failing – shoddy digital startup magic

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