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A recent article in Forbes India looks at the buzz-concept of disruption, and how many companies are caught up in a disrupt-or-die philosophy.

When the idea of disruption was first floated in the early 20th century, it reflected the standard market movements of the day; today鈥檚 lightning-fast disruption cycle has completely turned the old concept of 鈥渘ormal鈥� on its ear. But is disruption just a by-product of the modern world?

The authors explore ways that it can be a more positive force in business, including Desautels professor Henry Mintzberg鈥檚 philosophy that planners should explore a wide gamut of issues rather than honing in too early on a solution.