Digital disruption - part 2
Taught by Hugo Newman · AI tutor support included
In this lesson, you'll explore how digital technologies are reshaping the modern workforce and discover practical strategies for organisations to adapt and survive disruption.
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In this lesson
- 0:00 Reimagining the workforce through technology
- 1:37 Managing remote work and home working arrangements
- 3:38 Drones and unmanned aircraft applications
- 5:56 Digital disruption and startup impact
- 7:12 Three-step adaptation strategy for traditional firms
- 10:24 Knowledge check and Internet of Things recap
About this lesson
You'll learn about reimagining employee roles, the rise of home working, and emerging technologies like drones—understanding both the opportunities and risks each brings. Finally, you'll examine three essential steps for self-disruption: innovating at the margin, hiring digital talent, and learning from other organisations. This content is part of the Strategic Management module and directly supports your understanding of how organisations respond to technological change. The lesson builds on earlier technological trends and shows you why traditional businesses must actively transform their business models rather than passively resist change. By the end, you'll be able to explain how start-ups born in digital formats have disrupted established markets and apply three practical adaptation strategies to real-world scenarios.
Duration: 13m
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