What the legendary Clayton Christensen gets wrong about Uber, Tesla and disruptive innovation – The Washington Post

What the legendary Clayton Christensen gets wrong about Uber, Tesla and disruptive innovation – The Washington Post.

Google, Facebook, SpaceX, and Oneweb are in a race to provide Wi-Fi Internet access everywhere through drones, microsatellites, and balloons. At first, they will provide their services through the telecom companies; then they will eat their lunch. The motivation of the technology industry is, after all, to have everyone online all the time. Their business models are to monetize data rather than to charge cell, data, or access fees. They will also end up disrupting the cable industry, entertainment, and every industry that deals with information.

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