So, Dropbox is now focused on enterprise. And presumably, Mailbox doesn’t fit that strategy. This definitely makes @BoxHQ seem prescient!
He correctly states that “The market for consumer…
He correctly states that “The market for consumer productivity apps has proven to be mostly a mirage.” https://t.co/11k4uSaWfl
The Mailbox app was hugely influential. So, why di…
The Mailbox app was hugely influential. So, why did Dropbox decide to shut it down? Great analysis by @CaseyNewton: theverge.com/2015/12/8/9873…
(BTW… It’s funny that whenever @benthompson gets…
(BTW… It’s funny that whenever @benthompson gets super ranty in this episode, the fuzz gets more intense. Almost seems intentional.)
I think @benthompson is spot on—obsolescence and u…
I think @benthompson is spot on—obsolescence and user experience often trump disruption: stratechery.com/2013/obsoletiv… exponent.fm/episode-057-th…
As discussed in the latest @exponentfm episode, di…
As discussed in the latest @exponentfm episode, disruption is a better fit for enterprise than consumer products: exponent.fm/episode-060-be…
But it seems like Christensen et al use disruption…
But it seems like Christensen et al use disruption theory to predict the success of companies in situations where it’s not the best fit.
I totally agree with @claychristensen that the ter…
I totally agree with @claychristensen that the term “disruption” is often misapplied in tech circles: hbr.org/2015/12/what-i…
Also, @austinptellem perfectly captures the feelin…
Also, @austinptellem perfectly captures the feelings of alienation & innocence common in teens. I wasn’t a goth, but I can totally relate!
Love this new @CHVRCHES video by @austinptellem: h…
Love this new @CHVRCHES video by @austinptellem: youtube.com/watch?v=KNHxwS… The pacing, edits, and mood so flawlessly match the song.