Disruptive Innovation as an Instrument for Enhancing Organisational Culture and Business Competitiveness: The Transversality as an Identity Element of Assertive Organisations
- Ananya Rajagopal(corresponding author),
- José Anselmo Pérez Reyes
- Universidad Anáhuac
Publication Information
Output type
Host publication Subtitle
Personal and Business Competitiveness in Emerging and Developing CountriesOriginal language
EnglishPages from-to (Number of pages)
Pages 81-94 (14 pages)Publication milestones
- Published - 11/08/2025
Publication status
Publisher
Emerald Publishing, United KingdomISBN (Print)
9781836622154ISBN (Electronic)
9781836622147Publication IDs
- Scopus: 105018055433
Host publication title
Assertiveness in the WorkplaceAbstract
Organisations' assertiveness is gaining more importance as it drives clear and effective communication. Assertiveness can be explained as an emotion that allows individuals to express opinions, empathise with varied points of view and respect different perspectives while forming their ideas. It will enable employees to develop meaningful and sustainable workplace relationships as they feel free to express themselves within the limits of respect, engagement and confidence. Assertive communication is based on treating everyone as equal and worthy collaborators through constructive, team-oriented and respectful communication. Nevertheless, organisational assertiveness and assertive communication are based on the maxims of disruptive innovation, which describes the behavioural attributes of employees and organisations instead of collective intelligence and self-perception criterion. Therefore, this study assumes that organisational assertiveness and disruptive innovation can completely transform markets due to their intrinsic capacity to generate processes that transform a product or service.
