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|a Kapoor, Rahul
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|a Innovation's Uncertainty Factor
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|c Rahul Kapoor
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|b MIT Sloan Management Review
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|a The conventional view of disruptive innovation as a series of cumulative advances that results in a new value proposition is incomplete. It does not account for the uncertainties surrounding an invention's technology, ecosystem, and business model. To factor those in and understand the trajectory and impact of a disruptive value proposition, innovators must ask themselves five critical questions
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