Published: 29 January 2019
Summary
When considering disruptive moves, technology general managers should evaluate if they have the highest success odds versus alternative strategic choices. GMs also must facilitate a critical shift to new methods; metrics; and data science, math and statistics skills to inform portfolio decisions.
Included in Full Research
- Example Disruptors, Their Strategic Intent and the Reactions
- Risks to Core Profit Engines
- Enacting a Successful Disruption Strategy Is Difficult
- Step 1: Clarify Strategic Intent, Employing One of Four Gartner Methods
- Method A: Strategy Innovation Lens
- Method B: Test Disruption and Gain Alignment Through a Positioning Framework
- Method C: Unlock Insights Through Gartner’s Disruption Design Model
- Method D: Set Your Strategy Based on Intent Model for Digital Disruption
- Step 2: Transform Measurement Approaches for Organic and M&A Moves Using New Metrics and Methods
- New Metrics Are Needed to Understand Disruptors Such as SaaS
- Step 3: Identify the Required Skills to Evaluate Disruptive Moves and Their Likely Impact on the Business
- Data Science and Math Skills Will Be Essential to Portfolio Strategy and M&As