Disrupsi
/id/Source Language: The language or dialect this term originates from (ID).Definition & Context
NounNoun
A word that functions as the name of a specific object or set of objects, such as living creatures, places, actions, qualities, states of existence, or ideas.
Disruption is a phenomenon of fundamental, sudden, and comprehensive change that results in the disturbance of old orders or traditional systems, replacing them with new more innovative and efficient models, especially within the contexts of technology and the economy.
Synonyms & Variants
gangguan
Something that disturbs or interferes; an obstruction; a disturbance.
gegar
A state of severe shock or impact, often with damaging or disruptive effects.
goncangan
A state of being severely shaken or shocked, often referring to a system or structure.
perombakan
The process or result of a complete overhaul; dismantling and restructuring.
perubahan besar
A significant or large-scale transformation occurring in a system or condition.
Usage Notes or Etymology
The term “disruption” was borrowed into Indonesian from English disruption (the noun form of disrupt), ultimately traceable to the Latin disrumpere ('to break apart') via the intermediate disruptio. The modern usage became prominent in business and technology discourse in the late twentieth century, notably through Clayton M. Christensen's notion of 'disruptive innovation'. In Indonesian media and public discourse, “disruption” is frequently applied broadly to rapid or system-shaking changes and often serves as a buzzword; in formal contexts, equivalents such as 'fundamental change' or 'structural disruption' are recommended when clearer, less technical phrasing is required.
Real-world Usage
Kita harus segera beradaptasi agar mampu menghadapi disrupsi teknologi di pasar global.
English Translation
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