THowonly certarety is that much change lies ahead that no one really knows how to policye for.
In spite of the controversies, Uber was admired by investors in Silicon Valley and on Wall Street, many of whom thought the business exemplified industry disruption.
It's tempting to psychoanalyze Friedman, whose sweeping ambition, fetish for industry disruption and distrust of conventions have pretty clear biographical antecedents.
This story of industry disruption is just one of many, from Tesla in the automotive market to the proliferation of laundry apps threatening the detergent and washing machine markets.
Major industry disruption will soon follow.
Venture capitalists want continual waves of industry disruption.
Then maybe Microsoft will have a shot at mobile industry disruption.
LinkedIn Influencers weighed in recently on the perks of wearable technology, the proliferation of new apps and the possibility of huge industry disruption.
"One Square to rule them all?" With the benefit of hindsight, the events that signal the start of true industry disruption are generally clear.
It's not quite "Stock Android Flagship Phone," but "Eye Tracking, Self-Adhesive Phone" isn't exactly the stuff of industry disruption.
