@monkbent Is there any research to support the claim that user experience cannot ever be "good enough"?
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@sameer_singh17 obv only applicable to a segment of the market, but that's my point -
@monkbent I fear the best case studies to end this argument are the smartphone/tablet industries themselves. -
@sameer_singh17 although, the fact you have yet to seriously address the music player market beyond hand waving weakens your argument -
@sameer_singh17 but that was unfair after I said no more ;) You are allowed one more shot in response ;) -
@monkbent On an entirely different note, what time does apple usually reveal weekend sales data? -
@sameer_singh17@monkbent for disruption theory to be useful today in consumer markets it must be revised with behavioral economics in mind -
@BenBajarin@sameer_singh17@monkbent Not just consumer markets.@claychristensen says identity can become friction. http://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/3204959 … - 3 more replies
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@monkbent And Porter's framework is excellent if your goal is to analyze industry at a point in time. Theories not really at odds. -
@sameer_singh17 we have a profound disagreement. If my post didn't change your mind, then it's probably not worth discussing. -
@sameer_singh17 I don't mean that in a bad way. We're just in different universes on this. -
@monkbent I understand and totally agree.
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@ippisl no
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@monkbent We don't have data, but mayday might be too expensive for apple to offer profitably. If so, isn't it a possible disruption ? -
@ippisl everything is a possible disruption. That said, Mayday is a feature, not a product
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@monkbent But Apple is in a B2B market: the market for smartphone subsidies. We all know how the iPhone does without them.@sameer_singh17 -
@fpgeek@sameer_singh17 I've said for a long time the no-growth argument is fair: http://stratechery.com/2013/two-bears/ The collapse argument isn't. -
@monkbent@sameer_singh17 Is Apple's app advantage sustainable if their market share drops to the levels we see in unsubsidized markets? -
@fpgeek@sameer_singh17 Wrote about it in the $550 5c post
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