Technology - Industry
Acronym
Tech
The Technology Industry is undoubtedly a huge investment opportunity for investors worldwide, as it is the most attractive investment destination in any economy. A collection of business models that create and capture value using technology, it is also the category of stocks relating to research, development, and distribution of technologically-based goods and services. This industry contains businesses revolving around the manufacturing of electronics, software creation, information technology products and services, logistic systems, databases, and many more.
Experts
Adam Davidson
Ami Joseph
Ann Logue
Anne Stevenson-Yang
Balaji Srinivasan
Ben Thompson
Benjamin Halliburton
Bill Gates
Brandon Ganch
Brett Owens
Cal Newport
Cathie Wood
Christian Olsen
Daniel Susskind
Daron Acemoglu
Dave Fessler
Dave Forest
Dave Lashmet
David Jackson
Dee Smith
Deirdre Bosa
Dennis Chen
Ed Harrison
Jamie Metzl
Jay Richards
Jeff Prince
Jeff Brown
Jonathan Satovsky
Joshua Gans
Julia Boorstin
Kai Fu Lee
Kyith Ng
Leah McGrath Goodman
Mark Cuban
Masayoshi Son
Michael Robinson
Nathan Rose
Nick Bilton
Patrick Cox
Peter Diamandis
Peter Sainsbury
Peter Thiel
Pippa Malmgren
Reuben Advani
Richard Rumelt
Robert Solow
Ryan Duffy
Sam Volkering
Scott Brinker
Scott Sonenshein
Stefan Heck
Steve Sjuggerud
Thomas Edison
Tim Ferriss
Vaclav Smil
- Technology curves have been accelerating over time (Technology is adopted faster)
- Fear of Missing Out if high in the tech sector - things move so fast
Frameworks To Help Understand Tech:
- Creative Desstruction (1942 - Chumpeter)
- S-Curve of Innovation (Rogers 1962) - cycles of innovation
- Macro-Myopia (Saffo 1985)
- we have a tendency to overestimate the short-term benefits of a technology and undersestimate the long-term benefits
- Technology Chasm (Moore 1991)
- Technologys have to cross a chasm after early adopters in order to get main stream acceptance
- Hype Cycle (Gartner 1995)
- Charts out a typical curve of technology adoption