Disruption is often confused with innovation, however there is a very succinct difference between the two terms. We think of it as a practise, process, product or service that transforms an existing market, normally taking a significant portion of the market. On the other hand, an innovation is defined as “the introduction of something new” (Source: Miriam-Webster.com<\/a>). An innovation is a new<\/strong> idea, method, service or device. Therefore, an innovation may or may not be a disruption.<\/p>\n Suggested Reading:<\/em> <\/strong>The Caribbean is Ripe for Disruption<\/a><\/p>\n