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Introduction to Blue Ocean Strategy

Definition and Importance

Origin and Evolution

Difference between Blue Ocean and Red Ocean Strategy

Core Principles of Blue Ocean Strategy 

Value Innovation - Link between value and innovation  

The Strategy Canvas - Identifying the current state of play 

The Four Actions Framework - Eliminate, Reduce, Raise, Create 

The Eliminate-Reduce-Raise-Create (ERRC) Grid - A tool for creating a new value curve 

Implementation of Blue Ocean Strategy 

Formulating a Blue Ocean Strategy 

Visual Awakening 

Visual Exploration 

Visual Strategy Fair 

Visual Communication

Executing a Blue Ocean Strategy 

Overcome key organizational hurdles 

Build execution into strategy 

Renewing Blue Ocean Strategy 

Monitor for red flags

Develop a renewal strategy 

Case Studies of Blue Ocean Strategy 

Cirque du Soleil - Reinventing Circus Industry 

Yellow Tail - Creating a New Wine Market Space 

Nintendo Wii - Redefining Video Game Industry 

Criticisms and Limitations of Blue Ocean Strategy 

Practicality and Ethical Concerns

Risk of Imitation 

Dependence on Market Conditions 

Conclusion 

Summary of Key Points 

The Role of Blue Ocean Strategy in an Entrepreneur's Toolbox

It starts with the basics, discussing the definition, importance, and origin of the strategy

It also provides real-world case studies of successful Blue Ocean Strategy implementations

Lastly, it discusses the criticisms and limitations of the strategy, followed by a conclusion summarizing the key points and discussing the strategy's future applications.

Blue Ocean Strategy - Finding Success in Uncontested Market Space

Blue Ocean Strategy
Competing in overcrowded industries is no way to sustain high performance. The real opportunity is to create blue oceans of uncontested market space

Welcome to the course 'Blue Ocean Strategy - Finding Success in Uncontested Market Space'. This course is designed to provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the Blue Ocean Strategy, its core principles, implementation, and case studies. The Blue Ocean Strategy is a revolutionary approach to business development that emphasizes creating new demand in an uncontested market space, rather than competing head-to-head with competitors in an existing industry. This strategy is based on the concept of value innovation, which links value and innovation to create new markets and make the competition irrelevant.

The course begins by introducing the Blue Ocean Strategy, its definition, and importance. You will learn about the origin and evolution of this strategy and understand how it differs from traditional Red Ocean Strategy, which focuses on competing in existing markets. The course will then delve into the core principles of Blue Ocean Strategy, including value innovation, the strategy canvas, the Four Actions Framework, and the Eliminate-Reduce-Raise-Create (ERRC) Grid. These principles will provide you with a practical and actionable framework for creating a new value curve and finding success in uncontested market space.

The course then moves on to the implementation of Blue Ocean Strategy, covering topics such as formulating, visual awakening, visual exploration, visual strategy fair, visual communication, executing, overcoming key organizational hurdles, building execution into strategy, renewing Blue Ocean Strategy, monitoring for red flags, and developing a renewal strategy. These topics will equip you with the necessary skills to implement the Blue Ocean Strategy in your organization or business effectively.

Lastly, the course will examine real-world case studies of successful Blue Ocean Strategy implementations, including Cirque du Soleil, Yellow Tail, and Nintendo Wii. These case studies will provide you with valuable insights and inspiration for creating your new market space. The course will also discuss criticisms and limitations of the Blue Ocean Strategy, including practicality and ethical concerns, risk of imitation, and dependence on market conditions. The course will conclude with a summary of key points, a discussion on the role of Blue Ocean Strategy in an entrepreneur's toolbox, and its future applications.

In summary, this course will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the Blue Ocean Strategy, its core principles, implementation, case studies, and criticisms. You will learn how to create new demand in an uncontested market space, how to implement the strategy in your organization or business, and how to overcome potential challenges. By the end of the course, you will have the necessary skills and knowledge to find success in uncontested market space and make the competition irrelevant.