The document discusses the concept of blue ocean strategy, which involves creating new market space by making competition irrelevant rather than competing head-on in existing markets. It contrasts blue ocean strategy with red ocean strategy, where competition is intense in existing markets. Blue ocean strategy uses the four actions framework of eliminate, reduce, raise and create to break the value-cost trade-off and drive costs down while increasing value for buyers. Examples are given of companies like Yellow Tail wines that successfully created blue oceans by applying this approach.
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Blue Ocean Strategy - Universal Business School by Prof. Vijay Tandon
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2. Your Strategy
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Blue Ocean Strategy @ UBS
Prof. Vijay Tandon
Director – PGDM/PGCM/PGPM Program
Universal Business School
Subject - International Business Management
Topic - Blue Ocean Strategy (Part 1)
7. Competitors compete for customers
RED OCEAN - There is one market
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8. BLUE OCEANHow to make competition irrelevant
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9. What is BLUE OCEAN STRATEGY?
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10. Tomorrows leading companies will succeed not by
battling competitors , but by creating BLUE OCEANS
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Strategic Approach – A strategic shift
11. How to create
uncontested market space
There is no competitor
Make the competition irrelevant
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12. BLUE OCEAN VS. RED OCEAN
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13. RED OCEAN BLUE OCEAN
• Known market space
• Many competitors
• Fight for market share
• Unknown market space
• Few competitors
• Create market share
Cut throat competition turns
the Ocean bloody red
New market makes
competition irrelevant
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14. “Bloody competition to take a
larger share in the market”
RED OCEAN BLUE OCEAN
“Why compete when you
don’t have to?”
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15. Compete in existing market place
Beat the competition
Exploit existing demand
Make the value-cost trade off
Align organization - Low cost or differentiation
Create uncontested market place
Make the competition irrelevant
Create & capture new demand
Break the value-cost trade off
Align organization - Low cost & differentiation
Defend current position perspective Innovate & pursue new opportunities perspective
RED OCEAN BLUE OCEANVS.
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16. How to get out of
Bloody RED Ocean?
Rivals are fighting over a
shrinking profit pool
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17. Your choice: Live in a red ocean of
aggressive competitors
Or move to a blue ocean & make competition irrelevant
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19. Make your competition irrelevant
Don’t compete
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20. Value Innovation - The cornerstone of BOS
Cost savings are made by
Eliminating & Reducing competing factors
Buyer value is lifted by Raising & creating new elements
the industry has never offered
Driving costs down while simultaneously
driving value up for buyers
Imagination is more important than knowledge – Albert Einstein
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21. 01 02 03 04
BLUE OCEAN STRATGEY
The four actions framework
ELIMINATE REDUCE RAISE CREATE
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22. The four actions framework
(BLUE OCEAN MATRIX)
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ELIMINATE
REDUCE
What can we
ELIMINATE?
What can we
RAISE?
What can we
REDUCE?
What can we
CREATE?
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23. The four actions framework
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CR
• Factors industry
takes for granted
should be eliminated
Eliminate
• Which factors should
be reduced well below
industry’s standard
Reduce
• Which factors should be
raised well above
industry’s standards
Raise
• Which factors should be
created that industry has
never offered
Create
New
value
curve
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24. Structuralist view vs
Reconstructionist view
Conventional vs
Unconventional thinking
Market boundaries & industry structure are not given & can be
RECONSTRUCTED
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25. How to surf in the
BLUE OCEAN
The key challenges
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28. How Yellow tail wines an Australian wine maker
Created their BLUE OCEAN in the USA
FROM A MATURE MARKET TO A
BLUE OCEAN
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29. From an occasional drink to a
SOCIAL DRINK….
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30. Broke the strategic profile
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Instead of offering Wine as a Wine. Casella
created a social drink accessible to everyone
31. How Yellow tail used the 4
framework BLUE OCEAN
• Raised
• Eliminated
• Reduced
• Created
Four Pillars
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32. MADE THEIR COMPETITION
IRRELEVANT
FROM A MATURE MARKET TO A BLUE OCEAN
ELIMINATED: Oenological terminology & distinctions, aging qualities &
above the line marketing
REDUCED: Wine complexity, wine range, vineyard prestige
RAISED: Price versus budget wines, simplicity of retail store environment,
enthusiasm of sales people
CREATED: Easy drinking, ease of selection, sense of fun & adventure
Fastest growing brand in the histories of both Australian and US wine industries
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33. Don’t use competition as the benchmark
Follow strategic logic – VALUE INNOVATION
The right strategic move opens doors to BLUE OCEAN
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34. TIER I
“Soon-to- be”
Tier II
Refusing
Tier III
Unexplored
Soon to be non-customers who
are on the edge of your market
waiting to jump ship
Refusing non-customers who
consciously choose against
your market
Unexplored non-customers
who are in market distant
from yours
3 Tiers of Non-customers
Reach beyond existing demand
Go for the largest catchment of non-customers Vijay Tandon on Blue Ocean Strategy @ UBS
35. The only way to beat the competition is
stop trying to beat the competition
RENEE MAUBORGNE & W Chan Kim
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36. If you try to remain unique,
you will be the only one
If you try to be the best,
you will be number one
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37. If you will compete, you will be number one, but if you create
you will be the only one.
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