Clayton M. Christensen · 1997
A speaker recommends a book written by someone else.
“You talk about the influence of Clayton Christensen on Jensen Wang's thinking, and it's my take on that. The innovator's dilemma is a little bit different than the one that you attribute to Jensen Wang.”
Russ Roberts, Host on EconTalkThe Man Who Built NVIDIA (with Stephen Witt)
“The Innovators' Dilemma is one of Jensen's favorite books. One of the things that he learned from the book is that the threat often comes from the low end of the market.”
Why: It teaches that threats often come from the low end of the market.
David Senra, Host on Founders#403 How Jensen Works
Named without an opinion attached.
“and the other thing that I want to point out, which you point out in passing, comes from Clayton Christensen's The Innovator's Dilemma. And he makes the point that a lot of times your competitor is not a better version of what you do.”
Russ Roberts, Host on EconTalkSeiko, Swatch, and the Swiss Watch Industry (with Aled Maclean-Jones)
Other books cited in the same episodes.
Nvidia Way
Tae Kim
Discussed together in: #403 How Jensen Works (Founders)
The Theory of Moral Sentiments
Adam Smith
Discussed together in: Seiko, Swatch, and the Swiss Watch Industry (with Aled Maclean-Jones) (EconTalk)
Slide Rule
Nevil Shute
Discussed together in: Seiko, Swatch, and the Swiss Watch Industry (with Aled Maclean-Jones) (EconTalk)