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Just how disruptive is that project you're looking at? It will take 4 minutes to find out.
Check your score on The Disruption Group's Disruption Scorecard (xls). If you've got the next BlackBerry, you should score an A. But if your project rates a C, better do some more work if you plan to disrupt the market.
To raise your grade, you might run through the Disruption Brainstorm Tool available among several tools for managing disruption.
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Edwin Lefèvre: Reminiscences of a Stock Operator
A great investment classic from 1923. The tale of the tape adds helpful insight and caution to any investor. Well written -- a rarity for this type of book. (***)
Benjamin Graham and Jason Zweig: The Intelligent Investor
A wise counsel at the ready. Graham's book stands the test of time and will make better investors of careful readers. Zweig does a fantastic job flushing out Graham's 1973 book for modern-day readers. The lessons are the same, but it is great to get the additional reminders from the dot-com era and the subsequent bear market. (*****)
Scott D. Anthony and others: Innovator's Guide to Growth: Putting Disruptive Innovation to Work
The latest from the team at Innosight. A how-to-guide for making disruptive innovation work. Several practical management tools and guides to help organizations do the tough work ahead. Curiously, one of the contributors is the head of strategy and business development for Motorola's handset business. If there ever was an organization that showed the need to disrupt and the failings of adapting successfully to disruptive innovation (hello iPhone), sadly to say, Motorola is it. (****)
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