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Newsletters as a Podcast = More ChoiceOne of the most requested things, when I started this newsletter, was an audio version for those that don’t enjoy reading long articles like those I write, or those who simply prefer to listen along during their commute. I’m pleased to announce that this is exactly what I’m doing.
Substack, the platform that hosts this newsletter, has provided essential tools for podcasting since April of 2019, and it was something I’d intended a long time ago.
A Show ReportA slightly different tack to the issue today. A quick report back on the Microsoft Ignite The Tour London conference.
On to the update.
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As a long time attendee of conferences and particularly Microsoft conferences (with thanks to a previous employer) I am concentrating on giving feedback on a recent meeting I was at in London earlier in January.
Microsoft’s future directions in Digital Transformation
The failed newspaper in the FWI made several strategy mistakes, but what could they have done?After writing many words on the failed newspaper business model, I want to write about what could have been done to save France-Antilles and hopefully develop a simple framework for other publications across the Caribbean. Regardless, I hope this promotes discussion. What’s your take?
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Explaining Disruptive Innovation and asking the question about its relevance in our markets.I had a great weekend and got a lot done for once. I’m still writing up the show report from my visit to the UK, but the week’s events turned my attention to a different topic.
On to the update.
Disruption TheorySince the death of Clayton Christensen, I’ve been spending a little time looking over his works and particularly the theory of disruption, or Disruptive Innovation.