It's a breakthrough! 100 business innovation lessons (Disrupt!: 100 Lessons in Business Innovation)
On vacation, I read a book by James Bidwell, chief shareholder and CEO. Springwise. The book was published in Russian by Alpina Publishing House. 2019 year, in English at the end 2017 The following year, and the examples of disruption in the book 2015-2016 years. I decided to read it to broaden my horizons and look at examples of interesting ideas driven by startup creators and researchers who were undermining standard areas. And these ideas do exist in this book, but there is no comprehensive analysis of their impact, and many of these initiatives have gone bankrupt by the time the book is written. As a result, the book originally resembled a collection of Springwise articles, which are grouped by 10 categories, where for the entire collection is written the introduction and conclusion, and this is done for each of the categories. But I was interested and I was for everyone. 100 Ideas research conducted
- I looked at company websites.
- read what they write about themselves. Find out what other sources are writing about them. Appreciate how these ideas generally feel 2023 year Separately recorded whether the startup managed to survive over the years
As a result, such statistics of the fate of the projects considered in the book by category were obtained. n
- The sharing economy has survived 3 from 10
- Smart cities - survived 6 from 10
- Sustainable development - survived 6 from 10
- Entertainment - survived. 5 from 10
- Health care - survived. 5 from 10 6 Working conditions - survived 6 from 10
- Communication survived. 5 from 10
- Education survived. 8 from 10
- Retail - survived 6 from 10
- Travel - survived. 5 from 10
I wrote all the results of fact-checking directly on the pages of projects in the book, since there for each project about half a page was free, since the size of the standard Springwise news is about one and a half pages with the title picture:)
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