To the vast majority of people outside the venture/startup scene, "disrupt" is a bad word. It means throwing the silverware on the ground and taking a dump in t

To the vast majority of people outside the venture/startup scene, "disrupt" is a bad word. It means throwing the silverware on the ground and taking a dump in the punch bowl. The fact that businesses still routinely use that piece of jargon suggests to me that they're completely stuck in the tech bubble.