Blue Ocean Strategy is a book that challenges organizations to stop competing in saturated markets, instead inspiring them to create uncontested market spaces - 'Blue Oceans.' The book aims to instruct companies on how to break away from the competition, generate growth, redefine industry problems, and create new demand.
This book is suitable for corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, consultants, and business professionals across all sectors looking for practical methodologies to expand their market space, create new demand, and gain a competitive edge.
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"Blue Ocean Strategy offers a pathway from competition-saturated markets to untapped opportunity."
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Challenging strategic assumptions and examining familiar data anew can unlock uncontested market opportunities.
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"Blue Ocean Strategy" by Kim and Mauborgne, is a ground-breaking concept that encourages businesses to stop competing in a market-saturated 'red ocean' and instead delve into the 'blue ocean', where competition is irrelevant. Through over a decade of research, it offers a unified framework that not only explores the analytical processes behind creating a 'blue ocean strategy' but also the human elements required to get an entire organization on board and execute these innovative ideas effectively. This book has shaped perspectives in business and personal lives, with numerous narratives of transformation and success achieved through the application of its theories. Through it, organizations are challenged to grow demand and diverge from established practices to create untapped market space.
W. Chan Kim is the codirector of the INSEAD Blue Ocean Strategy Institute and The Boston Consulting Group Bruce D. Henderson Chair Professor of Strategy and International Management at INSEAD, France. Prior to joining INSEAD, he was a professor at the University of Michigan Business School. He served as a board member and an adviser for numerous multinational corporations in Europe, the United States, and the Asia Pacific region. Renee Mauborgne is a coauthor with Kim, and cofounded the Blue Ocean Strategy Network, a global community of practice on the blue ocean strategy family of concepts that she and Kim created.
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