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<li>Clayton <a href="/en/Christensen.">Christensen.</a>.
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<li>The <a href="/en/innovation">innovation</a> dilemma: When <a href="/en/technological%20innovation">technological innovation</a> destroys the [corporate giant</li>
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<li><a href="http://amzn.to/2wC7AWE">Amazon</a>
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<li>Original title The Innovator&#39;s Dilemma
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<li>Not &quot;of innovation,&quot; but &quot;of innovators.&quot;</li>
<li>It&#39;s the innovator who suffers from the dilemma.</li>
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<li>I&#39;m not talking about large companies being destroyed by innovations initiated by technology ventures.
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<li>A book explaining the phenomenon of large companies losing market share due to their own technological innovations <a href="/en/disruptive%20innovation">disruptive innovation</a>.
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The Innovation Dilemma