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There are truckloads of books that will explain why good companies aren’t great or what organizations need to do in order to be _____ (innovative, successful, efficient) - simply fill in the blank. The Innovator’s Dilemma was the first we have come across to shed some light on how commonly great companies fail from, of all things, doing what their board expects and what customers are asking of them!
The read was a great exploration of real-life giants like Kodak and Sears and the factors that brought them down from their pinnacle. It’s an intriguing look into innovation that doesn’t attempt to provide a formula, but explains this overused noun as a way of observing, adapting and learning to identify useful information within experiences.
