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There's Usually Some Process By Which A Potentially Great Idea Gets Prostituted Into Something Lacklustre, Or By Which The Wrong Idea Gets Put Forward.

When The Functionality Of A Product Or Service Overshoots What Customers Can Use, It Changes The Way Companies Have To Compete. When The Product Isn't Yet Good Enough, The Way You Compete Is By Making Better Products. In Order To Make Better Products, The Architecture Of The Product Has To Be Interdependent And Proprietary In Character.

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The Answer Is The Disruptive Innovator, An Outsider, Who Creates A Product Or Service For The Non-existing Consumer In A Non-existing Market For Almost No Profit.

In The First Stage Of Insight-building, All That Researchers Can Do Is Observe Phenomena. Second, They Classify The Phenomena In A Way That Helps Them Simplify The Apparent Complexities Of The World So They Can Ignore The Meaningless Differences And Draw Connections Between The Things That Really Seem To Matter. Third, Based On The Classification System, They Propose A Theory. The Theory Is A Statement Of What Causes What And Why, And Under What Circumstances.