(This is more disruptive than western fear of 13, primarily since, being smaller, 4 occurs more often than 13).
The big telecoms firms that will win back investor confidence soonest will be those with the courage to rip apart their monolithic structures along functional layers, to swap size for speed and to embrace rather than fear disruptive technologies.
Accept the fact that there are some things in your life that you are not happy with: your job, your relationship, your body,... Some reactions to things may be very disruptive such as fear of heights, flying, traveling at high speeds in traffic, using elevators or such.
Alternately, all this fear of disruptive technology might be overboiled.
"We will make it easier for schools to exclude disruptive children without the fear of seeing excluded children reinstated over their heads," he said.
"It's a disruptive technology that strikes fear, uncertainty and doubt in the minds of even the most seasoned telecom veterans these days," says Cliff Raskind, director of the global wireless practice at Strategy Analytics.
About the most critical thing said about the book came from the FT's Andrew Hill, who noted that "sometimes the book is as schmaltzy as a ghost-written CEO memoir" and that while "The Innovator's Dilemma shifted business thinking about disruptive technological change, I fear the task of changing human nature is beyond even a teacher of his caliber".
But Iraqi officials were relieved that their worst fears of disruptive violence did not come to pass.
Taniqua, 26, described Ware as a "big softie," a study in contrasts: a linebacker so feared and disruptive on the field, yet so sensitive and tender off it.
Now he is part of the human rubble of the war, one of thousands of Pakistanis who remain prisoners of the Afghan Army or of warlords demanding ransom or of their own government, which fears the disruptive radicalism they may be bringing home with them.
