MySQL vs NoSQL - The Innovator's Dilemna
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The document summarizes key points from Clayton Christensen's book "The Innovator's Dilemma". It discusses how great companies can fail to stay on top despite doing everything right, as they face disruptive changes in technology and market structure. A new product may appear with lower performance but valued attributes for a smaller market, and over time can grow to displace the incumbent in the larger market. Examples provided include the transition from desktop to portable disk drives and from vacuum tubes to transistors in radios. MongoDB is presented as a current example potentially disrupting MySQL in the database market. The "innovator's dilemma" arises from customers driving internal resources and large companies struggling with small emerging markets or markets that don't
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