We are in the midst of a digital disruption where new digital technologies are not only transforming existing businesses and industries as we know today, but creating new ones. Digital disruptions are redefining industry participants, business models, customer interactions, organisational structures, systems, processes, and even the nature of work. They enable new business applications, including smart cities, smart healthcare, smart homes, digital finance, and digital work. Managers today are therefore confronted by frequent digital disruptions and the need to manage digital transformations and innovations more effectively.