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Books: The Innovator's Dilemma: 3.0

A. Durniak

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Clayton Christensen returns with a simpler take on his view of disruption and innovation. Now Christensen has teamed with two of his former MBA students - Scott Anthony and Erik Roth - to write "Seeing What's Next," which promises to guide readers in the art of predicting industry change so that they can avoid falling victim to the innovator's dilemma.

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Clayton Christensen returns with a simpler take on his view of disruption and innovation. Now Christensen has teamed with two of his former MBA students - Scott Anthony and Erik Roth - to write "Seeing What's Next," which promises to guide readers in the art of predicting industry change so that they can avoid falling victim to the innovator's dilemma.

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Clayton Christensen returns with a simpler take on his view of disruption and innovation. Now Christensen has teamed with two of his former MBA students - Scott Anthony and Erik Roth - to write "Seeing What's Next," which promises to guide readers in the art of predicting industry change so that they can avoid falling victim to the innovator's dilemma.

Key concepts: Innovator, Dilemma, Falling (accident), Management, Law and economics, Computer science, Engineering, Economics

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