ITIL-4-DITS · Question #20
Which is an example of industry disruption?
The correct answer is D. A software provider has developed a new satellite navigation system for the serf-driving cat. Option D describes a software provider creating satellite navigation technology for the self-driving car market - an entirely new product category that didn't exist before, targeting an emerging industry that fundamentally changes transportation. This is the hallmark of…
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Which is an example of industry disruption?
Options
- AA service provider has launched a new app to support collaboration that is easy to use, and is
- BAn organization transitioned a large number of its services to a cloud provider to remain
- CA mobile phone provider has adopted a new operating model in response to threats from the
- DA software provider has developed a new satellite navigation system for the serf-driving cat
How the community answered
(32 responses)- A9% (3)
- B6% (2)
- C3% (1)
- D81% (26)
Explanation
Option D describes a software provider creating satellite navigation technology for the self-driving car market - an entirely new product category that didn't exist before, targeting an emerging industry that fundamentally changes transportation. This is the hallmark of industry disruption: introducing innovation that creates a new market or transforms how existing industries operate.
Why the distractors are wrong:
- A describes launching a collaboration app - this is incremental innovation (improving something that already exists), not disruption.
- B describes cloud migration to remain competitive - the organization is responding to disruption, not causing it.
- C describes adopting a new operating model in response to threats - again, this is a reaction to disruption, not an act of disruption.
Memory tip: Look for the option where something brand new is being created for a market that didn't previously exist - true disruption creates or redefines markets, while the distractors describe adapting to or improving within existing ones. The key word pattern in distractors is reactive language: "in response to," "to remain," or "to support" existing functions.
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