Clearly our economy and our society needs innovation especially the disruptive kind of innovation that can produce bioscience and technology breakthroughs to spur economic development, and with that development, create expansive numbers of jobs.

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The principle of good enough is a critical one taught by Clayton Christensen as part of his disruptive innovation research: A technology needs to be just good enough to give people solutions to their problems, answers to their questions, fulfillment to their fundamental needs.

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It certainly seems the disruptive innovation trajectory is happening in social enterprise technology.

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Disruptive innovation requires three things: a change in technology that simplifies a complicated technical problem, a business model that can take those simplified solutions to the market at low cost and a supporting cast of suppliers and distributors to reinforce the disruptor in the middle.

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Apple is not just a disruptive technology, but it created products that changed how people create, consume and share digital media through constant innovation.

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