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Daniel Newton Obaka, United States
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Differences in BOS / ROS Cultures
I have discovered over the last five years that in Red Ocean Strategies (ROS) people compete to maintain a competitive edge over the rival companies, organizations or individuals through a number of unprofessional practices driven by a culture of GREED and the 'winner takes it all syndrome'.
The Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS), I believe is driven by a ' GIVE TO SOCIETY culture' by creating and providing commodities where others fail to do. While competition supports innovation, when it is driven by greed it becomes a ROS. In Blue Ocean strategy, one creatively innovates and creates products where ROS will never see it as a necessity.
One of the dire needs of society is integrity, credibility, and culture of excellence. BOS can develop around this 'unique product' - integrity, honesty, and culture of excellence driven by central desire to serve others.
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Daniel Newton Obaka, United States
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Greater Ethical Standard in BOS
BOS is essentially an ability to identify business areas that are not being contested for and evolve services that meet ...
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Ken, United States
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Difference in BOS/ROS Culture?
With all due respect the comparison is not realistic... Profits are not bad! Which is what is implied... Only when there...
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Augusto Carreira
Partner, Portugal
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What is the Need for That Distinction?
I never saw a need for this distinction between Blue Ocean and (bloody) red ocean strategies. A strategy is a timed resp...
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Glen Tucker
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Culture and Strategy
I'm reading these comments with interest, because of the inbuilt "judgemental" paradigm that I sense is quite deeply emb...
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Jeff Pelletier
Business Consultant, United States
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Augusto and I Agree
BOS\ROS are strategies, culture does not correlate necessarily with strategy....
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Renata Guizzardi
Professor, Brazil
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'And' People (BOS) versus 'BUT' People (ROS)
I believe that this discussion of ROS and BOS has something to do with something I realized during my PHD work:
"There ...
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V Morgan
Consultant, United States
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BOS / ROS Cultures
A BOS seemingly stimulates creativity in a world that is changing.
A ROS promotes cost efficiency in a world of competi...
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Anubhav Patel
Student (MBA)
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BOS & ROS Cultures
Creative people can opt for BOS whereas ROS is for competitive people... People should choose whatever attracts them......
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Ceferino Dulay, Jr.
Philippines
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BOS versus ROS Thinking
BOS and ROS require two different mindsets. In ROS, you lean toward problem-solving while in BOS, it is more on innovati...
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Daniel Newton Obaka, United States
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BOS and Creative Innovation
Going through the discussions on this vital subject of blue and red ocean strategies, it is encouraging to recognize the...
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GS RADJOU
CEO, France
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BOS and ROS Culture
If you take an ocean, it is never red or blue. The colour of the ocean is given by the colour of the sky - and the sky c...
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Michel Lavergne
CEO, France
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ROS Culture
When ROS rules the corporate world (sharks) and spreads in the civil society, heads start to roll for real... See our re...
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Ceferino Dulay, Jr.
Philippines
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Some Color Reflections
Deep water looks blue. In a Blue Ocean, there are a lot of possibilities that one can discover but then it also requires...
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Jeff Pelletier
Business Consultant, United States
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BOS and ROS do not Directly Correlate with Culture - Yes BUT
@Jeff Pelletier: My belief is that culture (real values, real purpose, whether known or not) drive these two. A ROS is d...
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rafael angel calvo arguedas
Business Consultant
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Blue Ocean Strategy Requires Pro-positive Approach
@Renata Guizzardi: Excelent approach!. In life we must be pro-positive. And when we have to disagree, do so with respect...
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