industry transformation and disruption through entrepreneurship and innovation Einav, Gali editor. text enk 2018 monographic eng 1 online resource (xvii, 158 pages). Over the past ten years, industries such as music, retail, journalism, advertising, and health information have experienced massive and wrenching disruption. Dominant players have been displaced and often marginalized by innovative, entrepreneurial competitors. The same digital transformation has now migrated to more traditional sectors. Just as the Industrial Revolution created distinct winners and losers, so the digital era has led to a climate where individuals, companies, and even entire industries and countries will either thrive or fall hopelessly behind.Gali Einav and a strong group of international contributors offer a guide to this brave new world in a timely collection that combines academic insights and entrepreneurial case studies focused on digital innovation. A first section brings together academic thought-leaders to offer in-depth perspectives on changes in the digital domain, and focusing these insights around real-world examples, a second section showcases insights into four technology startups that have disrupted their industries through digital innovation. By exploring the effect of disruptive technologies within media, health, music, and employment, this book helps readers to take their next steps into the digital future.For its combination of academic rigor and practical, real-world case studies, Digitized is essential reading both for researchers of innovation and entrepreneurship and for innovators and entrepreneurs across industries. Prelims -- Industry transformation -- Innovative entrepreneurship -- Index. edited by Gali Einav. Includes index. Information technology Economic aspects Internet Economic aspects Knowledge economy Business & Economics General Business & management HC79.I55 D54 2018 658 9781789736199 (e-book) https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/doi/10.1108/9781789736199 https://www.emerald.com/insight/publication/doi/10.1108/9781789736199 UtOrBLW 190219 20251029120700.0 9781789736199 eng