Innovation management research in the context of developing countries: Analyzing the disruptive innovation framework

Abstract

In this article, we study the cautions needed when applying the Disruptive Innovation Theory, a framework formulated in the developed world, to innovation management in developing countries. We discuss four perspectives: Terminology, Asian Context, Aspect of the Logic of “Sufficient But Not Necessary Conditions”, and the notion of Disruptive Thinking.

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