Christensen's disruption theory, innovation management, e-business strategy and the economics of platforms and networks.
65 books on Innovation, disruption and platforms, 1 of them tier 1, recommended by 52 people including Mohnish Pabrai and Ev Williams.
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“Awesome book. May move soon to my Top Ten List. If anything will keep CEOs awake at night, reading this book certainly will.”Mohnish Pabrai
“Moore's forthcoming book, Living on the Fault Line... is terrific and highly recommended.”Michael Mauboussin
“Parker, Van Alstyne, and Choudary lay out the economics of two-sided platforms — the same structural logic underpinning LinkedIn. Hoffman has pointed to platform dynamics as underappreciated by founders who think of their product as a service rather than an infrastructure layer.”Reid Hoffman
“Cited by Bezos in multiple Amazon contexts as a framework for how incumbents lose to disruptors — and how to avoid being the incumbent. The ideas around 'good money' vs 'bad money' map closely onto Amazon's willingness to cannibalize its own businesses before a competitor does.”Jeff Bezos
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