Creative Destruction: Kodak & Comcast

NameCourse InstructorDate Creative Destruction Creative destruction is the process by which an innovation changes the predominant and outdated business model of an industry. The transformation mostly affects production and marketing techniques. Kodak vs. other digital camera makers Kodak was victimized competitively as the company failed to enter the digital film industry out of fears that the digital cameras would lead to cannibalization of film. Kodak was big in the 1980s, but in the 1990s the digital camera makers began making inroads in the camera market and are now the dominant camera makers. Comcast vs. other multimedia services The telecommunication company Comcast creates technology and entertainment and has innovated to remain relevant in the media industry by working with some of the disruptors such as Amazon. Platforms such as Amazon Video, Netflix, and Xfinity have influenced changes in cable TV with streaming services and distributions to expand services. In the past 10 years Comcast has acquired smaller companies and partnered with others, and while the Comcast/TWC merger failed, Comcast works with both content creators and content providers. British Airlines vs. United States Lines [not US Airwa...