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Blue Ocean Strategy:-
A new Market trend to create a demand for nonexisting Product/resources in the market. This helps the organization to create a unique products and substantially the growth can be achieved as there will be non existing competitor. Hence the strategy clicks and improves the business in the market compared to existing Products where compitition is more and demand is less.
How can you create Blue Ocean strategy?
This can be done so when have a collection of data of your products and your compititor Products and Instead of Comparing start Making the nonavailable information from the compititors and start working towards it. This can be not easy at the initial stage but once done the demand increases and you become expertised in that so no compititor can stand with you.
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Janit Vora
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Yes, I think so. Of course, you need to be able to make a business case for the same, or else innovation wont have much meaning to it. I recently wrote an articel about how Blue Ocean strategies can benefit Indian telcos if they wish to expand as...
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Blue Ocean strategy is good only when you either enter into a nascent market or you are ready with a high quality of product that would change the rules of the game. e.g. Kellogs in India. Otherwise it would be fatal.
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The four principles of BOS are 1) Create uncontested market space 2) Make competition irrelevant 3) Capture new demand 4) Align organisation to "differentiation and low cost" For these principles to be in place any organisation should have right...
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The telecom industry leaders should innovate their company port-folio/values and should explore new horizons in existing industry for survival and betterment of the technology. reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Ocean_Strategy
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