Disruption Is Evolutionary, Not Revolutionary

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As consumers of technology, we tend to assign a defining moment to social and cultural changes, which, in post-event assessment, actually happened over the course of a long period of time. There always seems to be the “big bang” of disruption. It felt like Uber suddenly displaced taxis, mainframes became computers,or traditional phones became mobile and smart. We now talk about how the iPhone changed…