(If there was anything that was more hidebound and stodgy than the pop music of the late '50s, it had to be the pop music industry of the '80s and '90s). Both were supremely disruptive -- a term that, in the world Jobs did so much to create, would become a highly complimentary adjective, a way of describing the most effective agents of creative destruction.
When industries undergo the type of large-scale transformation needed in health care, the solutions always come from simple ideas and organizations developed as "disruptive innovations" -- term defined and described by Harvard Professor Clayton Christensen.
Our study highlights the short-term disruptive and longer-term beneficial effects of QIM adoption on product innovation performance.
The outcomes of future campaigns will ride on the intent of the activist, Katz says whether they're disruptive short-term oriented or constructive investors looking to produce long-term returns.
Rice tends to be disruptive in terms of blood sugar and insulin levels.
"It would be disruptive in terms of traffic to have the rally there," Paul J. Browne, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said yesterday.
The appearance of mad cow disease in Canada was "disruptive in terms of moving materials," Mr. Payne said, " but it never stopped people from buying the products".
In an e-mail message, Seth Solomonow, an agency spokesman, cited several reasons, among them: "There is no indication that the project — with no development or repair purpose — would merit the impact of disruptive, long-term lane closures".
Metro itself acknowledges that between May 2016 and May 2018, ridership dropped 9.6percentt as the agency embarked on disruptive long-term repairs under SafeTrack, cut its service hours and reduced train frequency across five of six lines.
This choice allows to focus on those structural changes that are the most likely to be disruptive in terms of their impact on the work environment of employees.
