Business, 07.06.2020 03:58, ymuttmutt7628
Blue Ocean StrategyThis exercise reviews the concept of combining business-level strategies, specifically cost leadership and differentiation, to create a blue ocean strategy. While an appealing position to obtain, the strategy has inherent difficulties that a firm must overcome. This activity reinforces the material in section 6.5 of your text and Learning Objective 6-5 on evaluating values and cost drivers that may allow a firm to pursue a blue ocean strategy. It also covers why it is difficult for firms to succeed with such a strategy (Learning Objective 6-6).
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