Blue Ocean Strategy
Blue Ocean Strategy
W. Chan Kim
Patrick Bet-David
Patrick Bet-David recommended this book on his website.
Tim Ferriss
Study [this book]. - Tim Ferriss
Daymond John
One of Daymond John's answers to "most-gifted or recommeded books?"
Aaron Levie
[One of] four good books that I would highly recommend reading if you're gonna build a B2B software company. - Aaron Levie
Russell Brunson
Every new entrepreneur should read [this book]!!! - Russell Brunson
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Blue Ocean Strategy

Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make the Competition Irrelevant

W. Chan Kim
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W. Chan Kim
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In the groundbreaking "Blue Ocean Strategy," authors W. Chan Kim and Renée Mauborgne deliver a compelling blueprint for surpassing the competition not through direct confrontation but by venturing into uncharted market territories. With an engaging narrative, the book unveils the secrets behind creating and capturing "blue oceans," the metaphorical representation of untapped, competition-free spaces where innovation drives growth and profitability. Drawing from an extensive study spanning over a century and across multiple industries, Kim and Mauborgne present a persuasive argument that the path to sustainable success lies not in the overcrowded battlefields of "red oceans" swarming with rivals but in seeking out or creating new arenas devoid of competition. The authors meticulously dissect the strategies of organizations that have successfully navigated their way to these virgin waters, illustrating that the key to unlocking these blue oceans lies in reimagining the boundaries of existing markets and daring to step beyond them. Through a series of detailed case studies and analytical tools, "Blue Ocean Strategy" equips readers with the insights needed to break free from the competitive fray and stake their claim in new, flourishing territories. This seminal work challenges conventional wisdom about the nature of competition and growth, offering a fresh perspective and a practical guide to seizing opportunities in places we've yet to explore.

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Released
2004
1 Jan
Length
240
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Patrick Bet-David recommended this book on his website.
Every new entrepreneur should read [this book]!!! - Russell Brunson
[One of] four good books that I would highly recommend reading if you're gonna build a B2B software company. - Aaron Levie
One of Daymond John's answers to "most-gifted or recommeded books?"
Study [this book]. - Tim Ferriss
stop looking to the competition. Value-innovate and let the competition worry about you.
— W. Chan Kim, Blue Ocean Strategy

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