Kasanoff and Hinshaw disruptions

Bruce Kasanoff and Michael Hinshaw wrote a piece for LinkedIn, "7 Ways To Disrupt Your Industry". They list these seven disruptions that the brave and the reckless can try out on their industries to bring about radical change for the better. It struck me that with our "industry" in crisis maybe it's time the brave and the reckless stepped up to the mark. I thought I'd see how Kasanoff and Hinshaw's seven ideas translate into the context of tertiary education. Contributions welcome!

 Here are their seven disruptions:
1) Totally eliminate your industry’s persistent customer pain points.
2) Dramatically reduce complexity.
3) Cut prices 90 percent (or more).
4) Make stupid objects smart.
5) Teach your company to talk.
6) Be utterly transparent.
7) Make loyalty dramatically easier than disloyalty.

And a link to the original article: 

http://www.fastcompany.com/1839009/7-ways-to-disrupt-your-industry