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Blue Ocean strategy is a business approach that focuses more on such Blue Ocean areas. There are two types of market spaces(oceans): Blue and Red a] Blue Ocean is the new, uncontested market space, competition is negligible, increases profitability

Blue Ocean Strategy🌊 Most businesses compete in a red ocean crowded markets where everyone is fighting for the same customers. But what if you didn’t have to compete? What if you could create your own market where there’s no competition? That’s th

Competition should not accupy the centre of strategic thinking This line hits me... Are you a business owner or starting out I would recommend a Book "Blue Ocean Strategy". This book is for business working on bigger view... But it's full of p

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Learn & Earn (Pt. 4) 🧠 Escape the Shark Tank! 🦈 Create Your Own Blue Ocean! 🌊 Is your startup constantly battling it out in a crowded "Red Ocean" 🩸 – fighting hard for every customer, where competition is fierce, and profits often get squeezed

₹234 vs. ₹451 for the Same Meal?! 🤯 Rapido Just Exposed the Real Cost of Food Delivery. Mind-blowing data from an NDTV Profit study shared by Niraj Shah today. They ordered the same McChicken meal to their office from three platforms. The cost: Ra

⭐ Blue Ocean Strategy: Find Your Own Peaceful Pond! Imagine the business world. Most companies are in a 'Red Ocean': it's like a crowded pond, full of fish (competitors) fighting over the same food (customers). Everyone's battling, making the water

list of books that are taught at Harvard University, particularly in their business programs: 1. "The Innovator's Dilemma" by Clayton M. Christensen 2. "Good to Great" by Jim Collins 3. "Blue Ocean Strategy" by W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne 4.

Is your startup idea stuck in a red ocean? 👉Red oceans represent crowded markets with fierce competition. Blue oceans, on the other hand, are uncontested markets ripe for innovation. Let's use Medial as an example. In Medial's case red ocean ex: