CHAPTER – II : AN ANALYSIS OF BLUE HELMETS PREPAREDNESS ON NTS THREATS Operationalizing the Paper 15. Research Variables. a. Case. Blue Helmets. b. Independent Variable. Lack of preparedness on NTS Threats. c. Dependent Variable. Ability to operate effectively in UNPKO. 16. Research Type. Causal. Defining the Key Concepts 17. This research deals with few intangible terms with some testable definitions. Those key concepts are defined in subsequent paragraphs: 18. Ability to Operate
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marketing strategy they would use, cardboard and plastic boxes are just better for storing things like food and they cannot change that. What they can do is to come up with new product line. Their situation reminds me the book I just read. It is called Blue Ocean Strategy and it is all about how to turnaround your business. The main idea is that there are two oceans. There is a red ocean full of predators, and there is a blue, empty ocean. Blue Ocean Strategy is focused on blue undiscovered ocean. For
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Sunday Times (27 March 2011) SUMMARY OF ARTICLE: “ARMY AND PRISONS OFFICIALS TO LEAD NEW PROGRAMME” This article is about the new program launched by government that is the National Blue Ocean Strategy (NBOS) program. This program involved army and prison department. Several ministries and government agency contribute to this program. Those Ministries are ministries of Defence; Home; Agriculture and Agro-based industries; Information, Communication
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Blue Ocean Strategy Paper The blue ocean strategy in marketing is a business theory that helps search for ways to gain uncontested market space, this is seen as a unique approach to building a customer base. The following essay will analyze the blue ocean strategy and its importance, while providing a product or service that might be considered a blue ocean strategy. Lastly, an alternative red ocean move for the same product or service along with the pros and cons of that strategy will be discussed
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Name Tutor Module Date Blue Ocean Strategy There are two types of business environments; there are those with defined and accepted industry boundaries that encourage competition for the same market hence demand and supply forces determine market prices for commodities. These are referred to red oceans because the increased competition in the market bloodies the water. By contrast, there are those unknown and undefined market spaces, where demand is created and businesses supply a completely
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1. At the time of the case, we believe that we would have had short Blockbuster stocks owing to several reasons. First, in the existing market, the current value chain and corresponding value proposition of Blockbuster is becoming less and less relevant when compared to the existing and emerging technologies and the other offered possibilities (i.e. services like Netflix and VOD). These services can even better serve the customers’ needs for a lower price, while maintaining significantly lower operational
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Contents: 1 Introduction 2 Frameworks and analytics for Blue Ocean Strategy * Strategy Canvas * The Four Actions Framework * Eliminate- Reduce- Raise- Create Grid * Pioneer-Migrator-Settler Map * Buyer utility Map * Three Tiers of Noncustomers * Sequence of the Blue Ocean Strategy 3 Conclusion 4 Appendix Introduction: Due to the rapid development of logistic, communication tools, the world has become ‘smaller’ and ‘flatter’ than ever. Instead of
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Blue Ocean Strategy Paper Julian Mackie MKT/421 November 24, 2014 Stephen Grothe Blue Ocean Strategy Paper When you think about a Blue Ocean Strategy, there are three words that come to mind. The first one is innovative. Blue ocean strategy generally refers to the creation by a company of a new, uncontested market space that makes competitors irrelevant and that creates new consumer value while decreasing costs. It was introduced by W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne in their best-selling book
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Blue Ocean Strategy Paper Roberta Willis Marketing/ MKT 421 Nick Okoro July 28, 2014 Today’s society is among one that is very competitive, and always trying to discover ways to beat out competition. This is typically done by advertising their products by celebrities so the consumers are more likely to buy. Due to the way products are promoted and advertised, it makes it harder for the consumer to make a decision on what to buy. Competing in over-crowded industries is not way to sustain
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Blue Ocean Strategy Christopher Faison Nov. 2, 2014 MKT/421 Jeffrey Buck The description and importance of the Blue Ocean Strategy can be explained
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