class2 reading assignment : Blue Ocean Strategy and Google chaotic Innovatio...
Blue Ocean Strategy
1. BLUE OCEAN STRATEGY By W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne From Harvard Business Review October 2004
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14. AUTOMOBILE Unattractive Value (mostly existing technologies) Incumbent Chrysler minivan Unattractive Value (some new technologies) Incumbent Japanese fuel-efficient cars Attractive Value (some new technologies) Incumbent GM’s “car for every purse and purpose” Unattractive Value (mostly existing technologies) New Entrant Ford Model T At time of creation, industry attractive or unattractive? Driven by technology or value pioneering? Blue Ocean created by a new entrant or incumbent? Key Blue Ocean Creations
15. COMPUTERS Unattractive Value (mostly existing technologies) New Entrant Dell built-to-order computers Nonexistent Value (mostly existing technologies) Incumbent Compaq PC Servers Unattractive Value (mostly existing technologies) New Entrant Apple personal Computer Unattractive Value (some new technologies) Incumbent CTR tabulating machine (CTR is now IBM) At time of creation, industry attractive or unattractive? Driven by technology or value pioneering? Blue Ocean created by a new entrant or incumbent? Key Blue Ocean Creations
16. MOVIE THEATERS Unattractive Value (mostly existing technologies) Incumbent AMC megaplex Unattractive Value (mostly existing technologies) Incumbent AMC multiplex Attractive Value (mostly existing technologies) Incumbent Palace Theaters Nonexistent Value (some new technologies) New Entrant Nickelodeon At time of creation, industry attractive or unattractive? Driven by technology or value pioneering? Blue Ocean created by a new entrant or incumbent? Key Blue Ocean Creations