Sentence examples for disrupting itself from inspiring English sources

Given the likelihood of disruptive survivors, radiology should seriously consider disrupting itself rather than waiting for others to do so.

"I think the BBC needs to keep disrupting itself with the things it does, things like BBC Studios and BBC3, they are controversial but I truly believe that for big media companies to survive in this age you've got to disrupt yourselves".

And as if this was not enough, the very ingredient — ubiquitous connectivity — that has served as lubricant for the disruption of entire industries is now on the verge of being disrupted itself.

Journalism disrupted itself: the proprietors of the magazines and newspapers just slashed fees.

Then it disrupted itself, and the entire entertainment industry, by shifting its focus from computers to mobile devices.

Observers felt that Amazon had to get into e-commerce through phones because it risked being disrupted itself as more shopping - even the physical sort - moved to apps.

Jeff Immelt, the boss of General Electric, says his firm needs to disrupt itself with new ideas from the emerging world if it is not to be disrupted by emerging-world rivals.

BlackBerry has disrupted itself with a completely new and appealing experience; the challenge will now be to convince thousands of companies to quickly upgrade their servers to the BlackBerry 10 servers so they can support the new devices.

Every big company now tries to disrupt itself all the time, and it's not clear to me that it's always a good thing — companies that have a good business may prematurely disinvest from it because they see this inexorable process that Clayton describes".

And I said TCS must disrupt itself and look at serving the small and medium businesses.

They'll compete for a number of prizes including tickets to Disrupt itself.