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The key takeaways are about creating new market space called blue oceans by focusing on value innovation for customers rather than competing based on existing customer needs in red oceans.

The six principles of blue ocean strategy are reconstruct market boundaries, focus on the big picture rather than numbers, reach beyond existing demand, get the strategic sequence right, overcome key organizational hurdles, and build execution into strategy.

Value innovation is linked to creating value for customers, while technology innovation may create new technologies but not necessarily add value for customers. Value innovation creates a positive effect in customers' minds.

Red Oceans…..

Red Oceans…Industries and boundaries are


defined and accepted.

Constant try to outperform the competitors


and grab existing market space.

Prospects of profit and growth reduced.


Blue Oceans….
Blue Oceans are defines by untapped market
space, demand creation and opportunity for
high profit growth.

Some are created from well beyond existing


markets, but major are created out of existing
market .

With advancement in technology blue oceans


turns into red…
Six Principle of Blue Ocean Strategy

Reconstruct Market Boundries.

Focus on the big picture, not the numbers.

Reach beyond existing demand.

Get the strategic sequence right.

Overcome key organizational hurdles.

Build execution into strategy


Value Innovation
Analytic Tools And Framework
A Good Strategy

Focus

Divergence

Compelling Tagline
Tale of 6 Principles
of creating blue oceans
Reconstruct market boundaries

• Break out of accepted boundaries of competition


and create new ones, ie- blue oceans
Address the search risk,many companies
struggle with.
Develop a systematic pattern to create products
and services of exceptional value.
six path framework for blue ocean creation.
SIX PATH FRAMEWORK FOR CREATING SUCESSFUL BLUE OCEANS

> From Red Ocean to Blue Ocean Creation


head to head competition blue ocean
creation

Industry Focuses on rivals within Looks across alternative


industry industries.

Strategic Groups focus on competitive position Looks across strategic


with strategic groups group within industry.

Buyer group Focuses on better serving the Redefines the industry


buyer
buyer group. group.
Scope of product or service Focuses on maximizing the Looks across to
Offerings value of product and services complimentary product and
offerings within the bounds of service offerings.
its industry.
SIX PATH FRAMEWORK FOR CREATING SUCESSFUL BLUE OCEANS
Contd……………..

From Red Ocean Strategy to Blue ocean creation


Big Picture not Numbers

Provide insight as how six path framework can be


effectively implemented.

Talks about developing an alternative approach to


strategic planning process.

Highlights common mistakes which keep the companies


struggling in red ocean.

Strategy canvas to visualize Blue Ocean strategy.


4 steps to visualize a Blue Ocean Strategy.

1. Visual 2. Visual 3.Visual 4.Visual


Awakening Exploration Strategy Fair Communication

•Compare your •Go into the field to •Draw your to be •Distribute your
business with your explore six paths to strategy canvas before and after
competitors by creating blue oceans. based on insights strategic profiles.
drawing your “as is “ •Observe the from field •Support only those
Strategy canvas. distinctive observations. projects and
advantages of •Get feedback on operational moves
•See where your alternative products alternative strategy that allow to close
strategy needs to and services. canvases from the gaps to actualize
change. •See which factors customers,competitor new strategy.
you should eliminate, ’s customers and
Create,change. non-customer’s.
•Use feedback to
build the best “to be”
Future technology.
GET THE STRATEGIC
SEQUENCE RIGHT
RIGHT SEQUENCE OF BLUE OCEAN STRATEGY:

 BUYER UTILITY:
CLEAR ACCEPTIONAL UTILITY BAR
 PRICE:
ACCESIBLE TO BUYER
COMPELLING REASON FOR BUYER TO BUY.
OFFERING CREATE IRRESTIBLE BUZZ AMONG THE BUYERS.
 COST:
COST EFFECTIVE LEADING TO PROFIT.
 ADOPTION:-
HURDLES IN ADOPTION OF BUSINESS IDEA.
POTENTIAL RESISTANCE TO IDEA BY RETAILERS OR PARTNERS.

IF ALL THE STRATEGIC SEQUENCES ARE RIGHT THAN THE PRODUCT IS


COMMERCIALLY VIABLE.
CREATING EXCEPTIONAL UTILITY FOR VALUE
 EG.PHILLIPS CD-I

 UNLESS PRODUCT IS USER FRIENDLY,SIMPLER,CONVENIENT,IT WILL NOT


ATTRACT THE MASSES NO MATTTER HOW BIG IT IS.

 VALUE INNOVATION IS NOT SAME AS TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION

STRATEGIC PRICING TO TARGET COSTING:


FOR MAXIMISATION OF PROFIT
Overcoming organizational hurdles
Main hurdles to be overcome-

 1)Making employees understand that the shift is needed


 2)Limited resources

 3)Motivation

 4) Internal politics

The key to unlocking a motivation epidemic is to concentration


rather than diffusion.

Make people experience harsh realities first hand.

Tipping point leadership builds on the seeing, hearing, feeling


insight to change the mindset of internally driven people.
Angels And Devils….
To trigger change in employees target kingpins as
they are the best to induce change.

Use the fish bowl strategy specially to


demonstrate the performance of the kingpins.

Do not follow conventional wisdom and focus on


acts of disproportionate influence
Curb Politics

Leveraging Silencing
Angels Politics Devils

Consigliore
Build execution into strategy

The 6th principle of blue ocean strategy – To build peoples


trust and commitment deep in the ranks and inspire their
voluntary cooperation for the companies need to build
execution into strategy from the start.

The mutually reinforcing principles that define fair process –


the 3 E principles of fair management

1) engagement
2) explanation
3) clarity of expectation
Create a culture of trust and commitment

Employees should not be confused and suspicious of


management plans.

Individuals intellect and emotions should be


applauded and then they feel like working and
performing better.

Commitments, trust, voluntary cooperation are not


mainly behaviors or attributes but intangible capital.
Barriers to imitation…
Blue ocean strategy may conflict with other
companies brand image

Natural monopoly: The market often cannot


support the second player

Patents or legal permits block imitation

High volume lead to rapid cost advantage for the


value innovator
Contd…
Imitation often requires significant political,
operational and cultural changes

Companies that value innovate on brand buzz


and a loyal customer following that tends to
shun imitators
Learning…
There is no permanent excellent industry

There is no permanent excellent company

Startups have natural advantages over


established companies in creating new market
space

Value innovation: innovation that was linked to


buyers value

Creates positive effect in buyers mind

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