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    The document discusses technological disruptions to import and export trade. It provides examples of disruptive technologies like computers replacing typewriters, emails replacing letters, smartphones replacing cameras/music players. It discusses how internet of things, robotics, renewable energy, cloud computing, 3D printing, and mobile internet are causing disruptions. It outlines four stages of disruption: 1) Disruption of incumbents, 2) Rapid linear evolution, 3) Appealing convergence, 4) Complete reimagination. Finally, it discusses how service robotics may impact and cooperate with human labor.

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    The document discusses technological disruptions to import and export trade. It provides examples of disruptive technologies like computers replacing typewriters, emails replacing letters, smartphones replacing cameras/music players. It discusses how internet of things, robotics, renewable energy, cloud computing, 3D printing, and mobile internet are causing disruptions. It outlines four stages of disruption: 1) Disruption of incumbents, 2) Rapid linear evolution, 3) Appealing convergence, 4) Complete reimagination. Finally, it discusses how service robotics may impact and cooperate with human labor.

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    The document discusses technological disruptions to import and export trade. It provides examples of disruptive technologies like computers replacing typewriters, emails replacing letters, smartphones replacing cameras/music players. It discusses how internet of things, robotics, renewable energy, cloud computing, 3D printing, and mobile internet are causing disruptions. It outlines four stages of disruption: 1) Disruption of incumbents, 2) Rapid linear evolution, 3) Appealing convergence, 4) Complete reimagination. Finally, it discusses how service robotics may impact and cooperate with human labor.

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    Export-Import Team 9

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    The document discusses technological disruptions to import and export trade. It provides examples of disruptive technologies like computers replacing typewriters, emails replacing letters, smartphones replacing cameras/music players. It discusses how internet of things, robotics, renewable energy, cloud computing, 3D printing, and mobile internet are causing disruptions. It outlines four stages of disruption: 1) Disruption of incumbents, 2) Rapid linear evolution, 3) Appealing convergence, 4) Complete reimagination. Finally, it discusses how service robotics may impact and cooperate with human labor.

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    Technological Disruptions

    to Import and Export Trade


    Presented By:
    Alekhya Gopenaboina
    Vedant More
    Biman Deb
    Jai Sanghvi
    Dhruven Gandhi
    Sripriya Konakanchi
    What are Technological Disruptions?

    • A Disruptive Technology is one that displaces an established


    technology and shakes up the industry or a ground-breaking
    product that creates a completely new industry.
    • Examples: Typewriters replaced by Computers, Emails, Social
    Networking, Smartphones, etc.
    Technological Disruptions and Innovation
    Technological Disruptions and Innovation
    Types of Technological Disruptions
    Internet of
    things

    Renewable
    Robotics
    Energy

    Cloud
    computing

    3D Printing Mobile
    Technology Internet

    Next-gen
    storage
    solutions
    Stages of Disruptions

    Disruption of
    Incumbent

    Complete Rei Rapid Linear


    magination Evolution

    Appealing
    Convergence
    • Phase One: Disruption of Incumbent
    A moment of disruption is where the conversation about disruption often begins, even though determining that
    moment is entirely hindsight. (For example, when did BlackBerry get disrupted by the iPhone, film by digital imaging
    or bookstores by Amazon?) A new technology, product or service is available, and it seems to some to be a limited,
    but different, replacement for some existing, widely used and satisfactory solution. Most everyone is familiar with
    this stage of innovation. In fact, it could be argued that most are so familiar with this aspect that collectively our
    industry cries “disruption” far more often than is actually the case.

    • Phase Two: Rapid Linear Evolution


    Once an innovative product or technology begins rapid adoption, the focus becomes “filling out” the product. In this
    phase, the product creators are still disruptors, innovating along the trajectory they set for themselves, with a strong
    focus on early-adopter customers, themselves disruptors. The disruptors are following their vision. The incumbents
    continue along their existing and successful trajectory, unknowingly sealing their fate.

    • Phase Three: Appealing Convergence


    As the market redefinition proceeds, the category of a new product starts to undergo a subtle redefinition. No longer
    is it enough to do new things well; the market begins to call for the replacement of the incumbent technology with
    the new technology. In this phase, the entire market begins to “wake up” to the capabilities of the new product.

    • Phase Four: Complete Reimagination


    The last stage of technology disruption is when a category or technology is reimagined from the ground up. While
    one can consider this just another disruption, it is a unique stage in this taxonomy because of the responses from
    both the legacy incumbent and the disruptor.
    Service Robotics and Human Labor: A first
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