he's so humble and a genius

@mritunjaynathsahu8883

4 жыл бұрын

In a l

@solomonug6446

3 жыл бұрын

I swear you right this guy is a genius,

@MrNewAmerican

2 жыл бұрын

Of course he is Mormonn

I wish all of my teachers were like him! He's made this topic seem really easy! Moreover, he taught that teachers should teach how to think, not what to think!

So easy to listen to. So humble and wise....RIP❤️🇺🇸

“When we teach people that they should be data-driven and fact-based and analytical as they look into the future, in many ways we condemn them to take action when the game is over. The only way you can look into the future, there’s no data, so you have to have a good theory. And we don’t think about it, but every time we take an action, it’s predicated upon a theory. And so, by teaching managers to look through the lens of a theory into the future, you can actually see the future very clearly.” excellent.

@humilulo

5 жыл бұрын

thanks for writing that out! i knew it was good, but by reading it, i kan read it 5 times over and glean it better than listening to it a dozen times.

A great mind encased inside a patient, humble and graceful man. May your soul rest in peace, professor Christensen.

Phenomenal! As I’m doing my PhD coursework, I love his words...use the theory to look into the future..then we can see the future clearly. Disruptive innovation!

I love how he says, "I was at HBS minding my own business."

@konykadunson7797

3 жыл бұрын

😂👍🏼

I appreciate Dr. Christensen's humility when he speaks. The guy is brilliant, but always seems so appreciative of opportunities to share. Well done!

R. I. P. Professor Christensen. You were a true genius.

RIP, Professor Christensen :(

@LanNguyen-uv5hf

4 жыл бұрын

oh no

@yuhisarhim

3 жыл бұрын

:(

@monicaadvenia293

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no.. :(

@fiction9077

3 жыл бұрын

😭😭

@konykadunson7797

3 жыл бұрын

😇🙏🏼

Can't believe how humble he stays

After watching this video, I think I'm ready for my assignment on disruptive innovation. Thank you for sharing!

He talks about these exact instances and more in his new book, "How Will You Measure Your Life" which is a great read.

as a small bit entrepreneur, i'm thankful that large companies are trapped in the innovator's dilemma

Absolutely brilliant. So much was conveyed in less than 10 mins. This is why Harvard Professors are highly respected.

This man's voice was so calming wow. RIP

Theories provide a clearer glimpse of the future when thinking analytically and carefully understanding the angle where the disruption lies. this is a beautiful interview.

So humble and so smart

Bless you, Prof. Clay Christensen what an eye-openner!

Dr. Christensen has such a great way of explaining! I have viewed his explanations of his work many times and always fascinated by them.

Excellent way to get the basic understanding of what is disruptive innovation.

Great guy! I learned about him in my studies at TUM in Germany and cannot stop reading about him and the Innovators Dilemma.

RIP Professor Christensen, thank you for all the great work!

Great talk. I like Prof .Christensen, his thoughts are very clear in today's business world.

Big respect to Mr. Christensen, love reading his articles.

I love his depiction of Grove. I worked at Intel during those years and that was EXACTLY what he would have sounded like.

Such a great personality and so humble..

This is very helpful, I was always confused between value and disruption. your theory makes perfect sense to me

He also explained beautifully the use of and the usefulness of a theory in real business life.

Clay Christensen is my hero too!!!!

He is right and I agree that once your business is established you try to focus on innovating existing products to satisfy your "Customers" and give less attention to your non-customers. New companies take this opportunities and produced new product that can help customers to do same jobs. However, new products offer innovative ways of doing same jobs and with less cost. It is very much similar to creating blue ocean for your customers and non-customers and make competition irrelevant for you.

@juwu3447

5 жыл бұрын

Since the existing companies might have to spend more,say, on branding or other costs, it is also the reason why the low-end markets can be taken by new players who's producing similar products without these costs

He's so charismatic and natural!

target the after impact while analyzing what in hand - innovation are thing being simplified yet so sophisticate that it's ease our daily need.

I can understand all ideas. The best explanations.

Such a nice way of explaining.Mesmerised!

Thank you Harvard for delivering the greatest educational values

Thank you for the structure of innovation! I love it!

He is great author and professor. I read his article on disruptive innovation and build interest in reading his books for more deep understanding. I bought hard copies of his famous books Innovator's Dilemma, Innovator's Solution, and Seeing What's next. I am find they are worth reading and connected to real business world. It is not bullshit :)

One of the greatest minds and the most beautiful souls to walk the earth, you will be greatly missed. Rest in peace. Love and respect from Burma!

''it all about how to think but now what to think !'' that what we should all trying to do.

I will have to cite his examples and do more research, great teacher.

Thank you for what you taught the world.

wow wow wow, this guy is on point. Really had me thinking, absolute genius!

I am participant of the Disruptive strategy courses for cohort June, 2019 I hope can gained more the knowledges on it soon with all my peers too.

Hats off to you, Mr. Christensen! I am doing my doctorate in business administration right now and your writings on disruptive (technology) innovation have disrupted my mind that caused me to change my dissertation. Thank you very much for your provocative, insightful, and inspiring ideas and writings. God bless you with long life and good health.

@salmanriaz7892

4 жыл бұрын

Good luck with your dissertation. I have recently started exploring more about the theory of disruption. Would be keen to know what the topic is and how you are addressing the challenge.

@PrincessMindorena

4 жыл бұрын

@@salmanriaz7892 Thank you for your response. Are you doing your dissertation on disruptive innovation as well?

@salmanriaz7892

4 жыл бұрын

@Nida Guzon-Palmore I am not working on dissertation but exploring the topic and finding it very helpful in understanding about different types of new business models disrupting industry after industry.

@PrincessMindorena

4 жыл бұрын

@@salmanriaz7892 My focus is disruptive innovation and entrepreneurship in emerging economies.

This is great! Thanks HBR.

Great interview

If we have no data about the future, as Dr. Christensen explains, and the only values we have to guide our actions are theories, would it not be prudent to always put our values to the test, to always indicate what we expect to come of our acts, and change our minds where expectations fail to match future observations? A valuable next-generation economy -- a neural network to our transhuman superorganism -- would compare communal expectations to observed results objectively.

Such a great teacher

Brilliant guy and a fantastic writer.

One of the gem of youtube

The Great Professor / Mentor

This piece is quite remarkable; akin to a book I found equally enthralling. "The Art of Meaningful Relationships in the 21st Century" by Leo Flint

Good video. Hey B2B Marketing people!

Damn, he got straight to the point there

what's sad is how Intel attempted to cut AMD's throat in the business world. my perspective is that is was greed driven and unfair. i was told that they made contracts with every motherboard manufacturer to *not* make a motherboard for AMD. so AMD had to buy a motherboard manufacturer in order to have one to work with them. for this reason, i favor AMD over Intel, on account of principle alone.

Brilliant ! I wish he had taught me!

Excellent!

What’s the difference between disruptive innovation and blue ocean strategy? And between disruptive innovation and line extension ?

Prof. Christensen is one of ioLight's heroes. He was a brilliant thinker and is deeply missed. His video explains ioLight's strategy in the microscope market.

Can you up the volume a bit?

Clay Christensen comes across as an introvert, seems very involved in what he does

Genius ... RIP .. we will miss you

wow... i learned something today...

So how to develop a good theory and make it work and practical

Thank you.

The MOOC that led me to this video is a disruptive innovation :)

This professor is a different breed!

wow that was really interesting.

It always me as a filmmaker to wider audience, no longer at the mercy of big studios

good insight

great guy

Can anyone explain a bit, how "theory" can success to predict future? What "theory" means here? I suppose "theory" is some model of real world. Latter is always huge and open, while first is bounded with past experience used to build a theory. Then what is the basement for the claim? Do we suppose that all the real world is going in circles over and over again so "theory of disruptive innovation" can work?

The Apple II was released 20 years before The Innovator´s Dilemma, so I don´t think Steve was influenced by the book, probably he related to it.

@burnts0x

6 жыл бұрын

Arturo Ríos Gutiérrez first edition of the book was published 1996

It's true what Thomas Jefferson said about self government, that it is reserved only for an enlightened population.

Quite uesful thx

MIS brought me her

@paulj.3479

8 жыл бұрын

+Konse44 HAhaha @Maastricht University

@freddyheinz7244

4 жыл бұрын

MIS still brings us here

@mariabustosthon8824

4 жыл бұрын

​@@freddyheinz7244SO INNOVATIVE

@eef5195

3 жыл бұрын

@@freddyheinz7244 still does

@henrik-frank

2 жыл бұрын

@@eef5195 and still does haha

nice sir!!!!!!!!!!

Good for private interests, bad for general interest to prevent competitors to rise.

Very interesting :)

4:00 - 4:10 What book is he talking about?

@thecousincrew4965

8 жыл бұрын

I believe it is 'The Innovators Dilema'

RIP Mr. Clayton Christensen.

🙏🙏🙏 Blessings.

ARM is a classic disruption to INTEL. Android is likely to have the same effect on Apple by making it easier for a wider range of people to get into smartphones and tablets. Smartphones and tablets will do it to desktops and laptops.

great

RIP Prof Christensen

This video just saved my ass forreal

I admire this man. He is the face of a true good christian though I myself is a muslim. I wish he is a model for my kids

He is brilliant

@mulhollanddose

3 жыл бұрын

7 years later: He was actually full of shit. His grave should rightly be pissed on.

Thanks professor chistiansen

May I get the professor Clayton WA contact ?

Like XRP moving payments

What is a tidal wave of disruptive innovation?

@humilulo

5 жыл бұрын

an example? how about several? I think several are or might be: minibars (but i don't know what these are .. yet), smart fones, integrated circuits, microprocessors, microcomputers.

Wow!!

I don't know what the late professor thinks "data-driven" means. Obviously, a theory is derived from data. So, when you take action based on theory, you're data-driven.

Epic

Amazing

how can i cite this video in my report using Havard style?

Also, a company/innovation should be considered disruptive only if it actually turns a profit and is not funded by angel investors. Uber and Tesla is out on that. Ha.

Hi, I am thinking on making a small research on disruptive innovation in Human Resource. Before I actually make research on it, I wanted to be more clear on what would be the meaning of disruptive innovation in Human Resource? How does Dr. Christensens theory relate this topic?