Disruptive Technology Is A Theory. It Says

The Important Thing Is That Over Time, Scientific Progress Transforms Things That Used To Have To Be Dealt With In A Problem-solving Mode Down To The Pattern-recognition Space; And From Pattern Recognition Into The Rules-based Mode. This Is The Mechanism By Which Less-trained People Are Enabled To Do More Sophisticated Things. This Is Always The Way Disruption Happens. It Enables A Larger Population Of Less-experienced People To Do More Sophisticated Things.

I Have Healed The Sick By The Power Of The God. I Have Spoken With The Gift Of Tongues.

One Of The Factors That Make Great Companies So Great Is That They Have Processes That Allow Them To Solve Difficult Problems Again And Again. These Processes Have Developed Over Time As Teams Have Successfully Wrestled With A Certain Type Of Challenge. Eventually, People Begin To Say, "this Is Just How We Do Something Around Here." The Problem Develops When That Team Then Has To Solve A Very Different Set Of Challenges. The Processes That Are Such Strengths Can Be Crushing Liabilities.

If You Study The Root Causes Of Business Disasters, Over And Over You'll Find This Predisposition Toward Endeavors That Offer Immediate Gratification.

Capitalism Has Taught Us That Markets Are Always More Efficient Than Hierarchical Managerial Coordination. But In A Situation Where Those Three Conditions Aren't Met, I Can't Outsource Or Partner With You Because Markets Don't Function In The Absence Of Sufficient Information.