Larry Downes

Larry Downes, a renowned internet industry analyst and speaker, is committed to improving business strategies in the constantly technological innovation era of the internet. His works on big bang innovation, disruptive laws, and unleashing killer applications are all super bestsellers. Downs has received key coverage from media such as The New York Times and Business Week. His book Liberate Killer Applied Harvard University Press has sold 200000 copies in 1998 and has been rated by The Wall Street Journal as one of the five most important books in the business and technology fields. His new book, \Big Bang Innovation,\ co authored with Paul Nunes, has become a bestseller. The book tells the story that Big Bang Disruption is the latest innovation method that transcends disruptive innovation. It is an innovation with enormous energy that can shake solid businesses within months or even days. Its terrifying speed and enormous influence stem from the disruptive technologies that have flooded the market, which are of better quality and cheaper prices than their predecessors. He often publishes articles in Harvard Business Review, Forbes Magazine, CNET, and The Washington Post, covering interdisciplinary fields such as technology, politics, and business. Tang Si obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University in the United States, and later obtained a Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Chicago. I have taught at Northwestern University Law School, Booth School of Business at the University of Chicago, and Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. I have also served as a non resident researcher at the Internet and Social Studies Center at Stanford University Law School. He has also worked at well-known consulting firms such as Andersen, McKinsey, and CSCIndex. Currently, he is the project director of the Center for Business and Public Policy at Georgetown University and a researcher at the Accenture Institute of Excellence in Performance.