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Reconstruct Market Boundaries Blue Ocean Strategy Ch 3 Group 6

Red Ocean Constraints Define their industry similarly and focus on being the best within it Look at their industries through the lens of generally accepted strategic groups and try to stand out in strategic groups they play in Focus on the same buyer group Define the scope of the products and services offered by their industry similarly Accept the industry’s functional or emotional or orientation Focus on the same point in time in formulating strategy

Path 1: Look Across Alternative Industries Alternatives vs. Substitutes Space in between provides opportunity for value innovation

Path 2: Look Across Strategic Groups Within Industries Generally 2 dimensions Price and Performance Champion http://www.championhomes.com/commercial GM Chevy, Volt, Bolt

Path 3: Look across the chain of buyers In most industries, competitors agree who the target buyers are Chain of buyers Purchasers Users Influencers Focus on a single buyer group

Novo Nordisk Insulin producer 1980s purification technology improved insulin Shifting focus from doctors to the user Creation of the Novo-Pen, Novolet, and Innovo 30 years later mains the global leader in diabetes care

Path 4: Look across complementary product and service offerings What is the context in which your product or service is used? What happens before, during, and after? Can you identify the pain points? How can you eliminate these pain points through a complementary product or service offering?

NABI- bus manufacturers Major Industry Customers: municipally owned transportation companies Accepted Rules: offering the lowest purchase price Problem: Designs outdated, delivery times late, quality low Discovery: Complementary activity of maintenance and life-cycle costs Solution: Fiberglass Faster, cheaper, easier repairs, lighter weight, environmentally friendlier, =>life cycle costs lower

British Tea Kettle Industry Important to British culture yet flat sales and shrinking profit margins Philips Electronics Solution Thought of complementary products to teakettle Discovered the biggest issue was not the kettle Saw the opportunity to recreate the kettle Led to replacement of old kettles

Path 5: Look Across Functional or Emotional Appeal Functionality focuses on efficiency, practicality Emotional appeal makes the customer feel good

Quick Beauty and Cemex QB focused on emotional appeal instead of functionality Cemex found a way to make buying cement a celebration within a culture

GM: Finding Balance In the car industry, it is important to find a balance between functionality and emotional appeal Cars must be both attractive and practical

Path 6: Look Across Time New trends are always emerging Focus is not about predicting the future, but recognizing these trends

iTunes and Netflix iTunes recognized the trend in streaming music and capitalized on it Netflix did the same thing with streaming video

The EV Trend and the Chevy Bolt

Conclusion Blue oceans can be created many different ways It is important to always innovate