2010 Inaugural Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards
Monday, April 19, 2010 at 11:51PM | Craig Hatkoff
From Paradigm Shift (Kuhn 1962) to Disruptive Innovation Theory (Christensen 1997)
Disruptive Innovation
a product or service that is simpler, cheaper or even inferior designed for a non-consumer or a non-existent market that is good enough to get the job done.
Message: It doesn't have to be that good; it just has to get the job
Less is More
So What's The Job To Be Done?
Lifetime Achievement Award:
Professor
Clayton Christensen
Harvard Business School
Father of Disruptive Innovation Theory;
Author, Innovators Dilemma; Disrupting Class; Innovators Prescription
2010 Honorees:
The P.S. 22 Chorus
5th Grade Class from Staten Island
Gregg Breinberg, Choral Director
Melissa Donath, Principal
Connection Technologies
Jared Cohen & Jack Dorsey
read article from Stanford Magazine on Jared
Wordle
Jonathan Feinberg
Xtranormal
The Cathedral and Bazaar
influential essay, 1998 open-source movement
Author, Eric Steven Raymond
insights
"with enough eyeballs all bugs will be shallow"
"distributed problems require distributed solutions"
"release early, release often"
"Threshold Resistance"
Alfred Taubman
read New Yorker article by Malcolm Gladwell on Al Taubman and "Threshold Resistance"
APLUSK
Ashton Kutcher
(Connection Technologies Early Adopter)
The Square
Product to Watch:
Jack Dorsey
Texts Without Context
New York Times article
Author, Michiko Kakutani
Clifford Ross - R1
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