Sentence examples for case of disruption from inspiring English sources

Denning: So should we be calling Uber a case of disruption, even though it's not disruptive innovation in the classic sense of innovations originating in low-end or new-market footholds?

In case of disruption, they are able to call on the healthcare professionals the patients know for assistance.

This example illustrates a classic case of disruption as defined by Clayton Christensen in his seminal book The Innovator's Dilemma.

The simple answer is that it was first, but as Andy Jassy, the AWS CEO said in an interview at the University of Washington last week, in some ways it was a classic case of disruption dynamics.

This, we would argue, is a case of disruption theory in action.

The reserve, created in 1975 after the Arab oil embargo, was intended to provide a stopgap in case of disruptions in oil imports.

We propose a robust schedule coordination scheme which combines timetable planning with a semi-flexible departure delayed control strategy in case of disruptions.

Third, in a market this tight, there is no spare capacity -- no extra oil wells, pipelines or tankers that could be brought online quickly in case of disruptions in world supply.

It may help understanding how energy services can be provided in a future society even in the case of disruptions [77].

While many of the major cloud computing providers provide redundancy for the data centre sites in which they operate, the business customers also consider certain regional locations just in case of disruptions due to security attacks.

Current practice is to increase the dose of ethinylestradiol in case of disruptions in bleeding patterns.