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1.5 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Enabled the production of complex and detailed patterns and drastically reduced production time.
      - The Jacquard loom disrupted loom operators jobs
      - Was adopted at a a massive scale
      - The innovation reduced the cost patterned clothes
    - - It was adopted by low-end market entrants and served low income consumers
      - It was mass produced; hence, it was affordable by new entrants
    - - The traditional loom required intensive process and it was very slow
  - - - It was twice as fast and much cheaper than conventional transport methods
      - It was 4 times faster and three times cheaper than canals making them obsolete and disrupting their business models
    - - The railway disruptive innovation was enabled by emerging technologies such as the steam engines and locomotives.
      - The railway was cheaper and faster disrupting the conventional supply chain at the time that depended on canals.
    - - Mainly driven by the demand for materials for production enabled by the new mechanised production machinery that works on steam engines; hence, new transporting methods that are faster and more economical and effective methods were required to transport the increased demand for materials and finished goods.