If you could start a new company to disrupt health care delivery, what need would it address? Why would this be an example of disruptive innovation?
Ans) When starting a new company needs to address healthcare delivery are:
Product in mainstream markets (Little Guys)
- Has new features that fringe/new customers will value
- Cheaper, simpler, smaller, more convenient to use
- Entrant firms (Start ups)
Remember to disrupt: (Audience, Culture, Speed, Scale,
Impact)
Established firms dont think about whats next, which is why low-end
companies can disrupt.
Two types of disruptive innovations:
1) Low-end disruptive: create new market by lowering
costs.
2) New-market disruptive: create new market where there is
currently no consumption.
Example: Modle T (ford), McDonalds, Steel minimills, Toyota, Toys R
Us
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