Clayton M. Christensen Books
Clayton M. Christensen is a professor at Harvard Business school and one of the foremost management researchers in the world. He is the best-selling author of nine books and more than a hundred articles. The Economist named The Innovator’s Dilemma as one of the six most important business books ever.
How Will You Measure Your Life?
What's How Will You Measure Your Life? about?
As a leading business expert and cancer survivor, Clayton M. Christensen provides you with his unique insight on how to lead a life that brings both professional success and genuine happiness. In How Will You Measure Your Life?, Christensen touches on diverse topics such as motivation and how you can harness it, what career strategy is the best for you, how to strengthen relationships with loved ones, and how to build a strong family culture.
Who should read How Will You Measure Your Life??
- Anyone struggling to create a balance between work and life demands
- Anyone curious about how to achieve long-term happiness and meaning in life
- Fans of Christensen’s critically acclaimed book, The Innovator’s Dilemma
The Innovator's Prescription
What's The Innovator's Prescription about?
The Innovator’s Prescription (2008) is a guide to applying business concepts to the field of health care and, in the process, revolutionizing the industry and making it more affordable and accessible. These blinks explain how health care has become mired in its old ways and how disrupting stagnant business models can make the field run like new.
Who should read The Innovator's Prescription?
- Anyone interested in health care systems
- Medical practitioners and business owners
- People interested in creative business models
The Innovator’s Dilemma
What's The Innovator’s Dilemma about?
The Innovator’s Dilemma explains why so many well-established companies fail dismally when faced with the emerging markets they create. This Blink focuses on one of the book’s central themes: disruptive innovation.
Who should read The Innovator’s Dilemma?
- Anyone interested in why big companies are so vulnerable to disruptive technologies
- Business executives
- Anyone who wants to take advantage of technological innovations
Competing Against Luck
What's Competing Against Luck about?
Competing Against Luck (2016) challenges you to rethink innovation and growth through what is known as the jobs to be done theory. This transformative concept invites you to understand on a deeper level why customers make the choices they do, thereby helping you shape how you develop and market your products or services. Dive into a world where success hinges not on luck but on a profound comprehension of your customer’s true needs and desires.
Who should read Competing Against Luck?
- Business leaders seeking innovative growth strategies
- Entrepreneurs exploring customer-centric product development
- Marketing professionals interested in consumer behavior insights