Paul Armstrong runs his own private emerging technology advisory, TBD Group/FORTH. He created 'TBD Conference' which has been named one of the top 50 global technology conferences and spawned 'Mouthwash', the world's first sponsored Twitter Spaces show. He is an in-demand speaker on emerging technologies, big tech, platforms, strategy and regularly advises brands like Coca-Cola, Experian, Sony Music, P&G, PwC and several technology start-ups. Paul is regularly quoted in, or writes regularly for; Forbes, Wall Street Journal, Cool Hunting. He is based in London, UK.

"This is one of the best books to read if you have that big idea. Sure, your idea might be good - even disruptive, but Disruptive Technologies gives you the tools, strategies, and perspective to innovate, motivate yourself, get other people excited, and build a truly disruptive business into a world-changer."

• Chapter - 00: Introduction;Chapter - 01: Emerging technologies;Chapter - 02: Disruptive and emerging technology - The brutal truth;Chapter - 03: The forecasting fallacy;Chapter - 04: The TBD framework: an introduction;Chapter - 05: Complex TBD;Chapter - 06: How to get sign-off;Chapter - 07: Open business and innovation;Chapter - 08: What to look out for;Chapter - 09: Dis-innovation;Chapter - 10: Web 3.0 - The opportunities…and issues;Chapter - 11: The Metaverse - A truly disruptive technology?;Chapter - 12: Disruption and the newer generations;Chapter - 13: The Future of TBD and disruptive technologies

Paul Armstrong runs his own private emerging technology advisory, TBD Group/FORTH. He created 'TBD Conference' which has been named one of the top 50 global technology conferences and spawned 'Mouthwash', the world's first sponsored Twitter Spaces show. He is an in-demand speaker on emerging technologies, big tech, platforms, strategy and regularly advises brands like Coca-Cola, Experian, Sony Music, P&G, PwC and several technology start-ups. Paul is regularly quoted in, or writes regularly for; Forbes, Wall Street Journal, Cool Hunting. He is based in London, UK.

"This is one of the best books to read if you have that big idea. Sure, your idea might be good - even disruptive, but Disruptive Technologies gives you the tools, strategies, and perspective to innovate, motivate yourself, get other people excited, and build a truly disruptive business into a world-changer."

• Chapter - 00: Introduction;Chapter - 01: Emerging technologies;Chapter - 02: Disruptive and emerging technology - The brutal truth;Chapter - 03: The forecasting fallacy;Chapter - 04: The TBD framework: an introduction;Chapter - 05: Complex TBD;Chapter - 06: How to get sign-off;Chapter - 07: Open business and innovation;Chapter - 08: What to look out for;Chapter - 09: Dis-innovation;Chapter - 10: Web 3.0 - The opportunities…and issues;Chapter - 11: The Metaverse - A truly disruptive technology?;Chapter - 12: Disruption and the newer generations;Chapter - 13: The Future of TBD and disruptive technologies

Paul Armstrong runs his own private emerging technology advisory, TBD Group/FORTH. He created 'TBD Conference' which has been named one of the top 50 global technology conferences and spawned 'Mouthwash', the world's first sponsored Twitter Spaces show. He is an in-demand speaker on emerging technologies, big tech, platforms, strategy and regularly advises brands like Coca-Cola, Experian, Sony Music, P&G, PwC and several technology start-ups. Paul is regularly quoted in, or writes regularly for; Forbes, Wall Street Journal, Cool Hunting. He is based in London, UK.

"This is one of the best books to read if you have that big idea. Sure, your idea might be good - even disruptive, but Disruptive Technologies gives you the tools, strategies, and perspective to innovate, motivate yourself, get other people excited, and build a truly disruptive business into a world-changer."

• Chapter - 00: Introduction;Chapter - 01: Emerging technologies;Chapter - 02: Disruptive and emerging technology - The brutal truth;Chapter - 03: The forecasting fallacy;Chapter - 04: The TBD framework: an introduction;Chapter - 05: Complex TBD;Chapter - 06: How to get sign-off;Chapter - 07: Open business and innovation;Chapter - 08: What to look out for;Chapter - 09: Dis-innovation;Chapter - 10: Web 3.0 - The opportunities…and issues;Chapter - 11: The Metaverse - A truly disruptive technology?;Chapter - 12: Disruption and the newer generations;Chapter - 13: The Future of TBD and disruptive technologies