Professor, Harvard Business School
Clayton Christensen was a renowned business scholar known for his theory of disruptive innovation, which examines how products and technologies displace established competitors.
Every major technological advance seems to arrive with a problem it didn't advertise — electric cars and lithium mining, digital connection and social isolation, remote work and mental health. Elon Musk, Sherry Turkle, and Clayton Christensen examine why solutions so often generate the very complications they were meant to solve.
