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Wednesday Dec 04, 2019
Wednesday Dec 04, 2019
Companies such as Amazon and Netflix are known as disruptors. They have changed our lives.
They have also changed the way companies do business and interact with their customers. Incumbents in their industries either adapt to survive or die.
Schroders' Alex Tedder, Head of Global Equities, and Keith Wade, Chief Economist, explain how to spot a disruptor and the impact they are having on the way we invest and the society we live in.
RUNNING ORDER:
- 00m 46s: How have disruptors affected your life?
- 04m 00s: The pace of disruption
- 05m 03s: Which industries are being disrupted?
- 05m 52s: How do you spot a disruptor?
- 07m 08s: Should you avoid the companies being disrupted?
- 09m 12s: Using data insights to identify trends
- 10m 43s: How are disruptors affecting society?
- 15M 29s: Is disruption the new industrial revolution?
- 16m 28s: The risks of investing in disruptors
- 17m 09s: The advice you'd give to your children
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