DISRUPTIVE
INNOVATION
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DRONES
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SO WHATS NEXT
Technology is enabling opportunities for future
growth in all sectors and this sharing economy
feeds into our desire for instant gratification by
fulfilling wants and needs immediately
Consumers can now order a cab room or even a
luxury yacht with a few taps on the screen We
are setting a new standard of customer
expectations in a world where we can find new
ways to live at least for a while beyond our
current means This might help us think about
prioritizing our experiences over our possessions
Businesses that refuse to evolve their current
business models to the innovation models that
are shaping the future could soon be left high
and dry However following and using them to
predict and better yet shape the future of
your business and industry will ensure smooth
sailing in the years ahead for both you and your
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Drones have often been seen as automated
weapons of war But in recent years hobbyists
started buying smaller consumer drones for aerial
photography while companies used them to
enhance or automate work processes The global
drone market could be worth 127 billion by 2020
up from just 2 billion today according to
consulting firm PWC In addition to defence
delivery or aerial photography the firm believes
that drones will soon be used for verifying business
claims boosting crop yields and creating special
effects for Hollywood blockbusters
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