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I'm surprised no one has pointed out this seems like a classic example of innovator's dilemma - in the day's of HD's it took years for new technology to come ar
by niwtsol 2y ago
I'm surprised no one has pointed out this seems like a classic example of innovator's dilemma - in the day's of HD's it took years for new technology to come around and upset existing companies. In this information age, everything happens quicker - so a new company, did something the entrenched leader said couldn't be done/didn't explore because their path was "the right path forward" - it created a blind spot. It isn't an exact usage, but I think the concept applies.