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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

It's gonna hurt Elon's Grok badly! A Chinese engineer hired by Elon Musk for million of dollars in salary uploaded xAI’s entire codebase to OpenAI, then left the company and sold $7 million worth of stock. According to Musk, Xuechen Li took a job

💡 Why the color red makes you spend more — and you don’t even realize it. Walk into a store or open any shopping app. Spot something? 🟥 Red. Red sale signs. Red banners. Red timers ticking down. It’s not just about looking bold. It’s behavioral sci

Tesla is Suing Tesla! See Tesla (Elon's Company) is suing Tesla Power, (Indian battery company) for using their trademark. So Elon's Tesla filed a case against Tesla Power in the Delhi High Court on 2nd May. Though both of those companies are ope

we need new political party. all big parties ( bjp, Congress, aam admi, sapa) and other what's we know are wasteg and no one can devlop india like china, japan and us

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:

For the last 2 days there is no water supply here due to leakage in the water pipe. So I went to get a water jar. When it was empty I did not feel anything but after filling it I felt like it. Then I thought people are going upto 7th-8th floor throug

Is it even fair to ask a person to have these qualifications and then work for ₹1500/month...it rolls down to ₹50/day...that's less than what a blue collar worker earns...is this where we are leading with software development?

⭐ 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