Top 22+ Business disruption

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Confronted with an increasing rate of change

We live in times of change.

It is a new era in which the word disruption is not as impressive as it once was because its happening more often.
Todays businesses are disrupting yesterdays businesses, and tomorrows businesses will be disrupted even faster. Disruption is the new normal. How disruptive is your business?

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#1 - Business disruption - Social Media

Lets start with probably the most prominent business disruption in the last decade:

Traditionally, companies controlled their message and their brand through well-defined media venues. But not anymore.
Social media lets your customers, your employees, and your competitors all converse in open communities, defining and redefining your corporate and personal brands - in real time. Companies that are wrong-footed in their response to social media are more and more having spectacular meltdowns, followed eagerly by thousands.
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#2 - Business disruption The sharing economy

The internet has evolved from communication to social media and the new shared economy. These new services rely on the web, impersonal relationships, and they are based on ratings and reciprocal reviews from unknown people to build trust among their users.

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#3 - Business disruption - PC industry

The PC industry is hit by the most significant disruptive change it has ever seen and not every company will survive this disruption, or at least continue in their current form. The emergence of the iPad has caused PC industry growth to slow and even decline.

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#4 - Business disruption - Streaming music

Streaming music services can be seen as a modular architecture because customers dont need to worry about the hardware and all of the bells and whistles they can simply configure their songs and stream the music from anywhere. It provides great flexibility for customers to control their music content without a centralized service system and proprietary hardware.

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#5 - Business disruption CD Player

From CD player to NAS and network player After 20 years designing and manufacturing world-class CD players, Linn stopped production of CD players at the end of 2009

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#6 - Business disruption CD Player

From CD Walkman to portable Mastering Quality Sound player Supports up to 24-bit / 192kHz Bit to Bit Decoding, support for up to 192 GB

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#7 - Business disruption - Book publishing

Giant disruption is projected to sweep the publishing world faster than expected. even

The pace of change in the book publishing world accelerates, leaving brick-and-mortar book stores in serious trouble.

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#8 - Business disruption - Hotels

9Flats, HouseTrip, Wimdu and Airbnb offering the convenience of a hotel, the comforts of a home and the price tag of an up-market hostel - lets call them peer-to-peer hotels
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It is the most prominent example of a huge new sharing economy, in which people rent beds, cars, boats and other assets directly from each other, co-ordinated via the internet.

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#9 - Business disruption - TV industry

Disruption is coming to the TV industry and there will be a new set of distributors leveraging fundamentally different cost structures to the old regime. The phenomenon is called Cord-cutting and has been a growing trend since Netflix liberated the common user from traditional cable services. Fast internet, mobile devices, and the success of the earliest firms in the space have eliminated most barriers for OTT (Over The Top Content) content producers to enter the market.

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#10 - Business disruption - Marine navigation

Smartphones and tablet-PC have already disrupted or is disrupting many different business. The potential to disrupt several other businesses is huge Smartphones and tablets create numerous opportunities to identify new processes and business models. More and more customers are replacing there expensive $400 $600 marine navigation unit with a $20 iPad app that works better.

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#11 - Business disruption - Cash registers

The traditional cash register is heading toward obsolescence More and more businesses are trading in clunky cash registers for tablet computers, particularly iPad, to process and record payments

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#12 - Business disruption Film roll

From film roll to SD memory card

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#13 - Business disruption - Camera

From digital cameras to mobile phones with camera

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#14 - Business disruption - Bricks & mortar

With a string of high-profile bankruptcies and thousands of layoffs, the retail sector is in upheaval as it struggles with the challenges of changing customer trends and online shopping. The traditional bricks and mortar retail is perhaps one of those most affected by the advent of the Internet: Borders, Blockbuster, Comet, HMV, Jessops, etc.

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#15 - Business disruption - Banks

Banks are changing dramatically amid an avalanche of regulatory change and widespread debt reduction. But this is not the only disruption which banks are experiencing: The peer-to-peer lending sector is growing fast.

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#16 - Business disruption Car rental

A car used to be the ultimate symbol of freedom and independence but increasingly consumers view ownership as an expense and a burden. Car Sharing is becoming increasingly popular with its promise of personal convenience and social improvement.

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#17 - Business disruption Telecommunication

Over the last decade, driven by growth in broadband networks and reductions in costs, voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services have proved to be a disruptive technology that has transformed the telecommunication industry. VoIP has gained widespread acceptance among service providers, consumers and businesses, offering a cheaper way to get in touch. Instead of using conventional landlines, people can make phone calls via the Internet. VoIP has been nothing short of a nightmare for fixed operators.

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#18 - Business disruption Telecommunication

Mobile SMS disruption - Forget SMS! Services like WhatsApp lets you send messages to users on any of the supported platforms without paying anything except your standard mobile data fee The cross-platform messaging app has hit 250 million active users

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#19 - Business disruption Sat

From home satelit dish to TV through optic fiber

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#20 - Business disruption Gaming hardware

Companies like Gaikai are working tirelessly to redefine the way people access and play video games - cloud gaming platform. Several companies now offers CPU and GPU power through the internet, primarily aimed at those who play highly demanding computer games. The need for expensive hardware will be reduced

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#21 - Business disruption Airlines

Low cost carrier (LCC) model has captured the attention across the globe. Flying only one type of plane, having a point-to-point route structure, providing one class of service and not having meals and assigned seats are the defining attributes of this model.

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#22 - Business disruption Newspapers

The widespread availability of electronic reading devices (tablets, smartphones, e-readers), the ubiquity of an Internet connection and the advances in digital monetization could lead to the disappearance of newspapers. Newspapers are dying, but they're not dead yet.

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