Clayton Christensen managed to differentiate between success in business and in life and in his own words Rest in Peace Clayton Christensen. Kind Regards, Jon “JP” Warner, MD Founder, CSS

This would seem to be complementary to the writing of Clayton Christensen, as his articles and book are q=clayton+christensen https://www.codman-shoulder-society.com/single-post/2020/02/03/remembering-clayton-christensen This article goes beyond Christensen and attempts to offer a framework and metrics to analyze your strategy

The late Harvard Business School Professor, Clayton Christensen, talked about this in his book, “ The I’ll expand on Christensen’s perspective on healthcare in a future post.

Clayton Christensen and Colleagues wrote about this in their book, “The Innovator’s DNA”.

Christensen at Harvard Business School. Enclosed is Christensen’s article and a link to a prior blog I posted on his work on the CSS website. So, I am pretty sure Professor Christensen would accept Gerber’s application of the concept. Best Regards, JPW Link in CSS Blog to Clayton Christensen’s concept of Disruptive Innovation https:// www.codmansociety.org/single-post/2020/02/03/remembering-clayton-christensen

Finally, Clayten Christensen (https://www.codmansociety.org/single-post/2020/02/03/Remembering-Clayton-Christensen Click here for short Ted Talk by Clay Christensen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?

According to the late Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School “Disruptive innovations are NOT which will be presented may be consistent with the definition of “disruptive innovation” according to Christensen I will post more about Clayton Christensen’s definition of “Disruptive Innovation” in a separate CSS

Indeed, Clayton Christensen, the originator of the concept of Disruptive Innovation, wrote the forward

The great Harvard Business School professor, Clayton Christensen, identified the 5 key behaviors of true

Dear CSS Members and Colleagues: Enclosed is a short article by Clayton Christensen of HBS.

His article (see enclosed), “Why Most Research Findings are False”  should be a clarion call for us,