How Apple changed Music – Market Disruption

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How Apple changed Music – Market Disruption

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Over the past 20 years the word disruption has been thrown around to describe many revolutionary companies but what does it mean but simply disruption is a process where an innovation creates new market structures which consequently destroys existing ones while this seems to happen in very different ways most disruptions actually follow three stages they are market opportunity disruptive innovation and creative destruction let’s take a closer look at these steps using Apple and their disruption of the portable music player market first off is market opportunity Apple’s former CEO Steve Jobs identified a myriad of problems associated with portable music by examining the industry with an opportunistic mindset recognizing and validating the opportunity should always be the catalyst to innovate the next stage is disruptive innovation jobs and the team were meticulous in creating a product that was of significantly higher quality compared to competitors offerings ultimately the innovation must simultaneously achieve the same outcome in this case portable music without the drawbacks of the other products the last stage is creative destruction here is where old structures are destroyed as a result of mass adoption of the innovation in the case of the portable music player the mass market for disciplines and even the entire CD industry were thrown into uncertainty in the wake of the new iPod that could carry 1,000 songs in your pocket regardless of the type of disruption from Apple to Netflix to uber inch innovation follows three steps and once successful is totally irreversible while the original companies who first pioneered the disruption may disappear their legacy changes the status quo forever

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Ian has marketed for some of the world's best-known brands like Hewlett-Packard, Ryder, Force Factor, and CIT Bank. His content has been downloaded 50,000+ times and viewed by over 90% of the Fortune 500. His marketing has been featured in Forbes, Inc. Magazine, Adweek, Business Insider, Seeking Alpha, Tech Crunch, Y Combinator, and Lifehacker. With over 10 startups under his belt, Ian's been described as a serial entrepreneur— a badge he wears with pride. Ian's a published author and musician and when he's not obsessively testing the next marketing idea, he can be found hanging out with family and friends north of Boston.

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