Business schools spend a great deal of time teaching would-be entrepreneurs and managers about the differences between features and benefits and their importance. Differentiate your product by ...

I interviewed management guru Clay Christensen about his new book, "Disrupting Class." He's applied his research on business innovation to education, a key issue for 21st century business (see my ...

Disruptive innovation guru Clay Christensen on disruption now, from politics to Uber. A self driving Uber car drives down River Road on Pittsburgh's Northside. (Gene J. Puskar/AP) Disruption has been ...

Clay Christensen, the Harvard Business School professor and godfather of innovation, fittingly has some fresh ideas about academic research. He scrapped the traditional academic approach for his ...

You know Clayton Christensen. He's the Harvard Business School professor who upended the way we think about giant companies -- and their tiny competitors -- with his landmark 1990s books about ...

Harvard's Clay Christensen is today's most influential modern management thinker. His 1997 book, "The Innovator's Dilemma," detailed his theory of "disruptive innovation" — explaining how smart ...

The hot topics of conversation in America's business schools aren't limited to market meltdowns and job searches. Profs and students are also using business methods to diagnose problems with public ...

Clay Christensen is a very smart man. In the late 1990s he advanced his theory of disruptive innovation as a means to explain why seemingly excellent companies are often blindsided by new technologies ...

As the impeachment trial continues today and moves toward conclusion later this week, the ghost of Lee Atwater and the spirit of Clay Christensen hover over Washington. These two iconic figures – one ...

Clay Christensen’s bracing ideas about management are more relevant than ever as the tech industry seeks redemption. By Kara Swisher Ms. Swisher covers technology and is a contributing opinion writer.