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Data Base
Compilation

2.
What is Blue Ocean Strategy?
Blue ocean strategy is the simultaneous pursuit of
differentiation and low cost to open up a new market
space and create new demand. It is about creating and
capturing uncontested market space, thereby making
the competition irrelevant.

3.
What is Blue Ocean
Strategy example?
Blue Ocean challenges companies to push the
boundaries of their industries and offer consumers something
unique of immense value. By defining and seeing examples of the
Blue Ocean Strategy, your organization can learn how to execute
on this strategic planning model and successfully reconstruct
your market.

4.
What is the cornerstone of
Blue Ocean Strategy?
Value Innovation is the simultaneous
pursuit of differentiation and low cost,
creating a leap in value for both buyers and the company.
The concept of Value Innovation is developed by W. Chan
Kim and Renée Mauborgne and is the cornerstone of
market-creating strategy.

5.
What is red ocean strategy
with example?
A good example of Red Ocean Strategy is
the European airline operator Ryanair
(or Southwest if you like in the US).
They are competing very successfully in the
already saturated red ocean of the short-haul airline business. Their
strategy is focused on providing a low-cost no-frills airline.

6.
What is Blue Ocean Strategy in
entrepreneurship?
'Blue Ocean Strategy is referred
to a market for a product where
there is no competition or
very less competition. This strategy revolves around
searching for a business in which very few firms operate
and where there is no pricing pressure.

7.
What is Red Ocean and
Blue Ocean Strategy?
Red Ocean companies try to outperform
their rivals to grab a greater share of
existing demand. .. Blue Ocean companies,
in contrast, access untapped market space and create demand, and
so they have the opportunity for highly profitable growth. In Blue
Oceans, competition is irrelevant.

8.
What is green ocean strategy?
The green ocean strategy
(GOS) refers to creating opportunities
from environmental risks and pressures,
environmental awareness among
consumers, and environmental
design, marketing and technologies

9.
Examples

10.
RED OCEAN VS BLUE OCEAN

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CROCS SHOE - example

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Navigate RED to BLUE

13.
Think differently

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Construction projects

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