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    The most successful businesses and individuals have the highest Value Quotient (in a sea that has no direct competitors).

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    1. BLUE OCEAN PLANNING & EXECUTION8 Tools for Redesigning Business Models & Making Better Decisions  Dr. Rod Kingrodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net & http://businessmodels.ning.comhttp://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    2. WHY REDESIGN EXISTING BUSINESS MODELS?”Greater Competition, Digitalization, and Globalization are Creating Bloody ‘Red Oceans’ for Businesses”
      • To Exponentially Increase Business Growth and Profitability
      • To Exponentially Increase the Value Quotient for Core, Peripheral, and Remote Customers As Well As Non-customers
      • To Swim Out of the ‘Red Ocean’ and Make the Competition Irrelevant
      • To Significantly Deliver More Value for Customers’ Jobs
      • To Facilitate Mergers and Acquisitions
      • To Respond to Competitive Pressures Including Commoditization
      • To Take Advantage of Emerging Opportunities and Technology
      • To Capture Greater Value (Profit) in the Value Chain and Network
      • To Provide a More Sustainable and Defensible Competitive Advantage
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    3. HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL REDESIGNS OF CONVENTIONAL BUSINESS MODELSBusinesses With High Value Quotient (VQ)
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    4. WHAT IS THE VALUE QUOTIENT?A Universal Metric of Success and Zoomable Decision-making
      Ideal VQ Strategy
      Everyone to continuously maximize benefit while minimizing cost throughout the value chain
      +
      -
      Note
      Value Quotient
      = Advantage/Disadvantage
      = Benefit/Cost
      = Revenue/Cost
      = Strength/Weakness
      = Opportunity/Threat
      = Reward/Risk
      = Relevant Content/Noise
      = Positives/Negatives
      = Delight/Pain
      = Good/Bad
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    5. CUSTOMER JOBS COMPASS: What Jobs Must You Facilitate or Do In a Hierarchy of Customer Needs or ‘Jobs’?
      Google Search
      ELEMENTS OF LONG TERM-BUSINESS MODEL:
      Long-term Competitive Advantage Scenarios
      • Increase performance of/develop/acquire software applications that customers hireto do ‘Physical Jobs’
      • Increase performance of/develop/acquire software applications that customers hire to do ‘Emotional/Social Jobs’
      • Increase performance of/develop/acquire software applications that customers hire to do ‘Intellectual Jobs’
      • (Increase performance of/develop/acquire software applications that customers hire to do ‘Spiritual Jobs’???)
      Long-term Value Proposition
      • ‘Total Happiness’ For All Customer Jobs on the Internet
      Targeted Customer Segments (Niches)
      • ‘Short and Long Tail’ of Users on the Internet
      Existing Impact of Google Search on Total Jobs
      • Average Impact of Google on Total Jobs =
      (6 + 2 + 5.5 + 2)/4 = 4.3
      Impact of Ideal Software on Total Jobs
      Impact of Ideal Software on Total Jobs =
      ‘Perfect 10’
      (for Developing Tools to Make Customers Happier As Well As for Determining What ‘Jobs’ or Niche(s) of Total Happiness to Focus on)
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    6. 8 Tools for Redesigning Business Models & Making Better Decisions
      BLUE OCEAN RADAR: 200,000ft
      • Illustration of Ideal Business Result
      • Illustration of “Cost vs. Benefit” Trade-offs (Contradictions) & Trends
      • Basic Elements of Value Quotient
      BLUE OCEAN MAP: Global View
      • Illustration of Current and Desired Positions of You & Your Competitors
      • Illustration of IVQ and Market Seg-ments Including Red and Blue Oceans
      BOND: 100,000ft
      Ways to Reduce Obstacles to Goal:
      • Facilitation of Decision-making
      • Visualization of Strategy
      • Modeling and Testing of Strategy
      BLUE OCEAN COMPASS: 60,000ft
      • Visualization of Shape as well as Trends of Competing, Desired, and Ideal Business Results (Models)
      TOOLS FOR REDESIGNING BUSINESS MODELS & MAKING BETTER DECSIONS
      STRATEGY RADAR: 40,000ft
      • Illustration of Detailed Shape of Competing, Desired, and Ideal Business Results (Models)
      • Design of Value Proposition
      IDEAL VALUE CHAIN: Tactical View
      • Visualization of Ideal Value Chain (Business Model) for IVQ Strategy
      • Flows of Information (Cost and Revenue) & Resources Within a Value Chain or Business Model
      BLUE OCEAN STRATEGIC PLAN
      • Elements and Resources for Pursuing Goal of Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean), Achieving Blue Ocean Plan, and Totally Engaging Employees and Other Stakeholders
      WHEEL OF OBSTACLES
      • Illustration of Internal Obstacles and Constraints to Achieving the Ideal Value Quotient for the Value Chain or Business Model
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    7. BLUE OCEAN MAP: Global View of the Value Quotient
      for Determining Where You and Your Competitors Currently Are & Where You Must Go
      IDEAL VALUE QUOTIENT (BLUE OCEAN)
      Fractal Market Segmentation (Niches) of Search Engine Market

      Highly differentiated and premium-priced/free value chain
      BLUE OCEAN Google Search
      Value Quotient (VQ)
      Blue Ocean Plan
      (+):
      DELIGHT
      Lowly differentiated and low-cost value chain
      RED OCEAN * “Me Too” Search Engine
      Strategic Choice
      Red Ocean Plan
      (-): PAIN
      (Uncontested Experience, Market Space, or New Category)
      No. of Competitors
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    8. BLUE OCEAN RADAR: 200,000ft View of the Value Quotientfor Comparing, Evaluating, and Redesigning Business Models As Well As Products and Services
      Ideal Value Quotient(Blue Ocean)
      Object/Core Job: ………………………………..…….
      (cf. Goal of IVQ to Moore’s Law & “Singularity”)
      Desired VQ = 8/2= 4
      Existing VQ = 2/6= 0.33 < 1
      (Free)
      COST
      Value Quotient (VQ) = Benefit/Cost = Revenue/Cost =
      Revenue to Cost Ratio = Slope of Value Quotient Line
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean) Ideal Final Result of Continuously Implementing IVQ Decisions Job To Be Done (JBTD) at No Cost & With No Negative Effect
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    9. Moore’s Law As A Special Case of Law of Increasing Value Quotient “The number of transistors on an integrated circuit roughly doubles every two years”
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean or “Singularity”)
      Object/Core Job: Integrated Circuit Board
      (cf. Goal of IVQ to Moore’s Law & “Singularity”)
      VQ = 8/1= 8
      VQ = 4/1= 4
      VQ = 2/1= 2
      (Free)
      COST
      (Size)
      Value Quotient (VQ) = Benefit/Cost = Revenue/Cost =
      Revenue to Cost Ratio = Slope of Value Quotient Line
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean) Ideal Final Result of Continuously Implementing IVQ Decisions Job To Be Done (JBTD) at No Cost & With No Negative Effect
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    10. Using the Blue Ocean Radar to Illustrate Trends in the Evolution of Technology “The Ideal Object Uses Its Internal and “Free” Resources to Instantly Do Its Job at No Cost and Without Any Negative Effect”
      Ideal Value Quotient (INTERNET or “Singularity”)
      Object/Core Job: Computer/Storage Devices
      IVQ –Problem Solving Look within and across industries as well as in nature for similar or analogous resolution of trade-off
      Desktop Computer
      Mini-computer
      Laptop Computer
      Palmtop Computer
      Old Mainframe Computer
      (Free)
      COST
      (Size)
      Value Quotient (VQ) = Benefit/Cost = Revenue/Cost =
      Revenue to Cost Ratio = Slope of Value Quotient Line
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean) Ideal Final Result of Continuously Implementing IVQ Decisions Job To Be Done (JBTD) at No Cost & With No Negative Effect
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    11. Using the Blue Ocean Radar to Illustrate Trends in the Evolution of Technology “The Ideal Object Uses Its Internal and “Free” Resources to Instantly Do Its Job at No Cost and Without Any Negative Effect”
      Ideal Value Quotient (LIGHT or Blue Ocean)
      Object/Core Job: Vehicles
      IVQ –Problem Solving Look within and across industries as well as in nature for similar or analogous resolution of trade-off
      Rocket
      Aircraft
      Train
      Car
      Bicycle
      Ship
      (Free)
      COST
      (Size)
      Value Quotient (VQ) = Benefit/Cost = Revenue/Cost =
      Revenue to Cost Ratio = Slope of Value Quotient Line
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean) Ideal Final Result of Continuously Implementing IVQ Decisions Job To Be Done (JBTD) at No Cost & With No Negative Effect
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    12. Using the Blue Ocean Radar to Creatively Resolve Trade-offs “Someone, Somewhere May Have Already Resolved Your Trade-off or Contradiction”
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean or “Infinite Genius”)
      Object/Core Job: Linear Page
      IVQ –Problem Solving Look within and across industries as well as in nature for similar or analogous resolution of trade-off
      Existing Paradigm (VQ = 6/8 = 0.75)
      Breakthrough Paradigm VQ = 8/2 = 4
      (Free)
      COST
      (Processing Time)
      Value Quotient (VQ) = Benefit/Cost = Revenue/Cost =
      Revenue to Cost Ratio = Slope of Value Quotient Line
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean) Ideal Final Result of Continuously Implementing IVQ Decisions Job To Be Done (JBTD) at No Cost & With No Negative Effect
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    13. Using the Blue Ocean Radar to Creatively Resolve Trade-offs “Someone, Somewhere May Have Already Resolved Your Trade-off or Contradiction”
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean or “Singularity”)
      Object/Core Job: Vehicles
      IVQ –Problem Solving Look within and across industries as well as in nature for similar or analogous resolution of trade-off
      Conventional Thinking VQ = 8/7= 1.1
      Optimum VQ = 8/4= 2
      Existing VQ = 6/4= 1.5
      (Free)
      COST
      Value Quotient (VQ) = Benefit/Cost = Revenue/Cost =
      Revenue to Cost Ratio = Slope of Value Quotient Line
      Ideal Value Quotient (Blue Ocean) Ideal Final Result of Continuously Implementing IVQ Decisions Job To Be Done (JBTD) at No Cost & With No Negative Effect
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    14. Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND)for Quickly Making Better Decisions, Goals, and Strategies in Business (Projects)
      “Exponentially increase the business’s Value Quotient (= Benefit/Cost)”
      BENEFIT
      Quality
      24x7 Personalization/ Customization
      CUSTOMERS (Sales/Revenue)
      COST (Price)
      Differentiation (Simplicity/Brand/ Novelty)
      Business Action …
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    15. Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND)for Visualizing Blue Ocean Goals & Strategy: Case of Google Search
      “Exponentially increase the business’s Value Quotient (= Benefit/Cost)”
      BENEFIT
      Quality (Speed):
      INCREASE
      24x7 Personalization: INCREASE
      CUSTOMERS (Sales/Revenue)
      COST (Price): REDUCE
      Differentiation (Simplicity/Brand): INCREASE
      Business Action …
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    16. Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND)for Modeling Blue Ocean Strategy and Assumptions: Case of Google Search
      “Exponentially increase the business’s Value Quotient (= Benefit/Cost)”
      Quality (Speed)
      +
      ?
      +
      +
      +
      +
      -
      24x7 Personalization/ Customization
      CUSTOMERS (Sales/Revenue)
      COST (Price)
      +
      +
      +
      -
      +
      +
      +
      +
      -
      +
      Differentiation (Simplicity/Brand/ Novelty)
      +
      Business Action …
      +
      +
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    17. Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND)for Scoring Elements of the Value Quotient for a Business (Project)
      BENEFIT
      Quality:
      (1-10)
      24x7 Personalization:
      (1-10)
      CUSTOMERS (Sales/Revenue)
      COST (Price):
      (1-10)
      Differentiation (Simplicity/Brand):(1-10)
      Business Action …
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    18. How to Quickly Develop an IVQ Strategy and Value Quotient
      Obtain, from customer interviews or questionnaires, scores for the existing performance of each element or “value quotientfactor” on the Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND) and for the surveyed or “Red Ocean” company.
      Score each element of Value Quotient using a scale from 1 (low) to 10 (high):
      • Quality: (1-10)
      • Cost: (1-10)
      • Differentiation: (1-10)
      • Personalization (Customization): (1-10)
      Plot, on a Blue Ocean Compass, the average score for each element. Then, draw the profile or radar chart for the existing performance of the surveyed company.
      Explore scenarios for desired or futureprofilesthat are strongly differentiated from “Red Ocean” profiles as well as lie closer to the “ideal” Blue Ocean.
      Choose the Blue Ocean profile with the highest Value Quotient (VQ). Then, derive corresponding IVQ (Blue Ocean) strategies for competitive advantage and value propositions for segments (“niches”) of customers.
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    19. BLUE OCEAN COMPASS: 60,000ft View of the Value Quotient
      Google Search
      4 ELEMENTS OF BUSINESS MODEL:
      Competitive Advantage Strategies
      • Increase quality (speed) to level 9
      • Maintain cost at free: level 1
      • Increase differentiation (simplicity/relevance/ brand/novelty) to level 8
      • Increase on-demand; 24x7/(personalization; customization) services to level 8
      Value Propositions (Innovative Processes)
      • Higher quality (speed) and greater simplicity
      • Higher differentiation (simplicity/relevance/ brand/novelty) at no additional cost
      • Higher 24x7 personalization (for advertisers/ affiliates: AdWords; AdRank; AdSense)
      Targeted Customer Segments (Niches)
      • Students/Researchers/Internet Users who directly and quickly want information
      • Early adopter/innovator; Non-customers
      • Low cost-Advertisers
      • Website Owners/Content Providers
      Value Quotient (VQ)
      • Benefit = Quality + Differentiation + Personalization = (9 + 8 + 8)/3 = 25/3 = 8.3
      • Cost = 1
      • Value Quotient (VQ) = 8.3/1 = 8.3
      (for Generally Redesigning a Business Model & Value Proposition)
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    20. STRATEGY RADAR: 40,000ft View of the Value Quotient
      Southwest Airlines
      4 ELEMENTS OF BUSINESS MODEL:
      Competitive Advantage Strategies
      Quality (Q)
      • Increase speed to level 9
      Cost ( C )
      • Reduce ticket price to level 1.3
      Differentiation (D)
      • Reduce lounges to level 1.2
      • Reduce meals to level 2.1
      • Increase friendly service to level 8.8
      Personalization (P)
      • Reduce personalization to level 1
      Value Propositions (Innovative Processes)
      • Higher speed at lower cost
      • Friendlier service at lower cost
      Targeted Customer Segments (Niches)
      • Frequent/Low-cost traveler
      • Early adopter/innovator; Non-customers
      Value Quotient (VQ)
      • Benefit = Quality + Differentiation + Customization = (9 + 1.2 + 2.1 + 8.8 + 1)/5 = 22.1/5 = 4.42
      • Cost = 1.3
      • Value Quotient (VQ) = 4.52/1.3 = 3.4
      (for More Specifically Redesigning a Business Model & Value Proposition)
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    21. BLUE OCEAN STRATEGIC PLAN: Strategic View of the Business
      for FacilitatingIVQ Strategy Execution, Organizational Alignment, and Total Employee Engagement
      INDUSTRY/BUSINESS
       
      • Industry: Computer (Software); Advertising
      • Niche: Internet Search; Online Ads
      • Model: Business to Consumer (B2C); Business to Business (B2B); Platform
      COMPANY BACKGROUND
      • Location: Mountain View, California
      • Founder(s): Sergey Brin; Larry Page
      • Revenue: US$21.79 billion (2008)
      • No. of Direct Competitors:
      PRODUCTS/SERVICES
      •   Internet Search Engine: Google Search
      • Online Bidding Platform:Adwords
      • Online Syndicated Ads: Adsense
      • Complementary Apps: Maps, etc.
      CUSTOMER VALUE PROPOSITION
      • Uncluttered, fast, free, accurate search engine results and experience
      • Monetization of web page/site
      • Targeted, measurable, cost-effective, and relevant online advertising
      BLUE OCEAN STRATEGIC PLAN FOR: GOOGLE SEARCH
      CUSTOMER BENEFITS/EXPERIENCE
      • Simple interface/Easy to use
      • Fast, accurate, and relevant results
      • Free search service
      • Unobtrusive ads; Site monetization
      • Targeted ads based on page’s content
      VISION (“Future Headline”)
      • Search engine platform; Software-as-a-Service (platform)
      • Advertising platform
      • Gateway to world’s knowledge-base
      MAIN GOAL/OBJECTIVE/STRATEGY
      Blue Ocean Strategic Plan for providing an unprecedented customer experience
      • (See Blue Ocean Compass & Blue Ocean Map; Blue Ocean PAD; Value Chain Model; Blue Ocean Dashboard)
      MISSION/CORE VALUES
      • “To organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful”
      • “Don’t Be Evil”
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    22. Ideal Value Chain (Business Model): Tactical View
      “Perfect, Free, Simple, and Personalized (PFSP)”
      E: EMPLOYEES/KNOWLEDGE ASSETS/ CULTURE
      • Highly Productive/Creative workers
      • (Experienced) Management
      • Patented PageRank Algorithm
      • Android: Operating System
      • Software Development Kits (SDK)
      S: SUPPLIERS/MATERIALS
      • Computers
      • Servers
      • Other Items
      M: MACHINERY/EQUIPMENT/ FACILITY
      External
      • Efficient Data Centers/Scalable Architecture/Server Farms
      • WiFi Infrastructure
      • Satellite
      E: ENVIRONMENT
      • Competitors: Yahoo; AOL; MSN; etc.
      • Non-customers/Non-consumers
      • Partners/Complementors
      • Investors/Board of Directors
      • Gov./Community (Open Source)/Env.
      GOOGLE’S VALUE CHAIN (Business Model)
      P: PROCESSES/STRATEGIES
      • Procurement; HR Mngt; Operations
      • Technology/R & D/Innovn/Production
      • Marketing/Branding/PR/Sales
      • Distribution/Logistics/Partnering
      • Customer Service (Relationship Mngt)
      “PFSP”
      R: RETAILERS/DISTRIBUTORS/ CHANNELS
      • Website Owners
      • Content Providers: Individuals/ Corporations (Portals)
      • Affiliates; Partners: OEMs; Browsers
      C: CUSTOMERS/CONSUMERS
      • Web Users/Searchers: Desktop/Mobile
      • Website Owners
      • Advertisers - > Revenue
      • Enterprises (Search) -> Revenue
      • Software/API Developers
      O: OUTPUTS/PRODUCT/SERVICE
      • Google Search Engine/Search platform
      • Bidding & Advertising Platform: AdWords; AdSense; AdRank
      • Other Products/Apps such as Google Appliance
      KEY
      Revenue (Information Flow)
      Cost(Information Flow)
      Strategic Question: What is the Value Quotient (VQ) of elements of the value chain as well as the entire value chain?
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    23. Template for Ideal Value Chain (Business Model)
      Flows & Resources for “Perfect, Free, Simple, and Personalized (PFSP)”
      E: EMPLOYEES/KNOWLEDGE ASSETS/ CULTURE
      S: SUPPLIERS/MATERIALS
      M: MACHINERY/EQUIPMENT/ FACILITY
      E: ENVIRONMENT
      • Competitors
      • Non-customers/Non-consumers
      • Partners
      • Investors
      • Gov./Community/Society/Environment
      IDEAL VALUE CHAIN (BUSINESS MODEL):
      Flows & Resources -
      “Perfect, Free, Simple, and Personalized”
      P: PROCESSES/STRATEGIES
      • Procurement; HR Mngt; Operations
      • Technology/R & D/Innovn/Production
      • Marketing/Branding/PR/Sales
      • Distribution/Logistics/Partnering
      • Customer Service (Relationship Mngt)
      R: RETAILERS/DISTRIBUTORS/ CHANNELS/INTERFACE
      C: CUSTOMERS/CONSUMERS
      O: OUTPUTS/PRODUCT/SERVICE
      KEY
      Revenue (Information Flow)
      Cost (Information Flow)
      Strategic Question: What is the Value Quotient (VQ) of elements of the value chain as well as the entire value chain?
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    24. WHEEL OF OBSTACLES3 Internal Obstacles to Realizing the Ideal Value Quotient (IVQ) or Blue Ocean
      AIG
      Denver Airport
      Enron
      Alaska’s Road to Nowhere
      “Me Too” Search Engines
      Detroit Automakers
      Traditional Airlines
      Healthcare
      “Mom and Pop” Businesses
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    25. INNOVATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDESIGNING BUSINESS MODELS & PURSUING THE IDEAL VALUE QUOTIENT
      (Achieving apparently impossible business goals, strategies, and value propositions)
      EMPLOYEE PROCESSES
      • Specialization/IP Creation-Protection
      • Outsourcing/Sub-contracting/Agents
      • ‘Star’ Performers/Top grading/Fun
      • Wisdom of the Crowd/Co-creation
      • Cross-functional Teams/Downsizing
      GENERAL PROCESSES
      • Vertical/Horizontal Integration
      • Extension/Compression/Removal
      • Open Collaboration/Long Tail (80-20)
      • Unbundling/De-integration/Bundling
      • Convergence/Standardization/Self-X
      MACHINERY/FACILITY PROCESSES
      • Franchise/Leasing/Rental
      • Localization/Substitution/Reversal
      • Modularization/Standardization
      • Asymmetry/’Poka Yoke’/Nesting
      • Attributes Interdependency
      ENVIRONMENT/SUPPLIER PROCESSES
      • Partnering/Complementing/Feedback
      • Merging/(De)Centralizing/Integration
      • Networking/Volunteering/Recycling
      • Convergence/(De)Regulation
      • Distributorship/Affiliates/Network
      INNOVATIVE PROCESSES FOR REDESIGNING BUSINESS MODELS & PURSUING THE IDEAL VALUE QUOTENT
      DOMAIN-PROCESSES/FUNCTIONALITY
      • Digitalization/Idealization/Downsizing
      • Virtualization/Customization/DIY/JIT
      • Zero Defect/Lean/Six Sigma/Analytics
      • Automatic/Outsourcing/Scalability
      • Restructuring/Inventive Principles
      CHANNEL/WHOLESALERS PROCESSES
      • Multiple Channels/Syndication/Chain
      • Pyramid/Multi-level Markets/Wheel
      • Digitalization/Online/Word-of-mouth
      • Distributorship/Affiliates/Network
      • Advertising/Auction Platform/Partners
      CUSTOMER PROCESSES
      • Segmentation/Direct Selling/Branding
      • Cross-subsidy/Hybridized Markets
      • Subscription/Leasing/After Sale
      • Auction/Co-creation/Collaboration
      • Advertising/Freemium/Licensing
      PRODUCT/SERVICE PROCESSES
      • Product/Service-Platform/Package
      • Service-focus/Servicing/Upgrading
      • Performance-based Pricing/Discounts
      • Fixed product (shell) and recurring/ replaceable/upgradeable component
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    26. BLUE OCEAN NETWORK DIAGRAM (BOND)What and Why?
      What is the Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND)?
      • A tool for redesigning business models, pursuing the Ideal Value Quotient (IVQ), and making better decisions
      • Universal tool and visual framework for quickly and systematically eliminating 3 critical obstacles to the Ideal Value Quotient (IVQ): poor business decisions; uninspiring business goals and targets; Red Ocean (“Me Too”) strategies & models
      • Global view of “What customers want” or “Voice of the Customer”
      Why Blue Ocean Network Diagram (BOND)?
      • Facilitates decision-making for management and employees as well as board of directors
      • Facilitates organizational alignment and engagement especially for employees; everyone is on the same page and using the same metrics
      • Provides simple framework for visualizing Blue Ocean Strategy and IVQ
      • Provides simple visual framework for modeling as well as reviewing business strategies, objectives, models, assumptions, trade-offs, and decisions
      • Provides transparency in the selection and weighting of “value quotient factors” or decision-making criteria for evaluating possible business choices
      • Facilitates calculation of the value quotient for a business
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    27. 4 Axioms of the Ideal Value Quotient (VQ)
      Every object, which has sustainable growth, generally increases its Value Quotient (VQ) over time. Otherwise, the object declines and eventually dies.
      A real-world object exhibits trade-offs or contradictions: advantages accompa-nied by disadvantages; benefits accompanied by costs; positives accompanied by negatives; delight accompanied by pain; good accompanied by evil.
      An ideal object has an ideal Value Quotient (VQ), that is, lives in a “Blue Ocean” with no trade-off or contradiction: infinite advantages and no disadvantage; infinite benefits and no cost; infinite positive effects and no negative effect; infinite delight and no pain; good without any bad. The ideal object has zero mass and uses its internal and ‘free’ resources to perfectly do its job at no extra cost, at any time, and without any disadvantage.
      Over time, aspecies or an ecosystem of real-world objects evolves towards the ideal object. Otherwise, the species declines and becomes extinct.
      Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net &http://businessmodels.ning.com & http://twitter.com/RodKuhnKing
    28. Related Concepts of the Ideal Value Quotient (VQ)
      • Value Quotient (Value Engineering)
      • Ideal Final Result (IFR); Ideality (TRIZ); SWOT Analysis (Business Planning)
      • Benefit/Cost Ratio; Revenue to Cost Ratio (Financial Planning)
      • Moore’s Law (Gordon Moore); Law of Accelerating Returns; Singularity (Ray Kurzweil)
      • Disruptive Innovation (Clayton Christensen)
      • Decision Theory: Rationality; Optimality; Satisficing Behavior (Economics)
      • Invisible Hand; Market Forces (Economics); 80-20 Rule (Vilfredo Pareto)
      • Theory of Evolution(Charles Darwin)
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    29. The Law of Increasing Value Quotient
      The Value Quotient (VQ) of a technological device as well as living system tends to follow the shape of an envelope of S-Curves that progresses towards a point of infinite Value Quotient. Otherwise, the technological device or living system declines and dies.
      Value Quotient (VQ)
      Envelope of S-Curves
      Time
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    30. Space-Time Template for the Evolution of a System
      For Facilitating the Making of Scenarios (for Business/Product) in Space and Time
      Environment (Supersystem)
      SPACE
      PRESENT SYSTEM:
      System
      Elements
      INITIAL ELEMENT
      (“SEED”)
      Past
      Present
      Future
      TIME
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      BOBM8. Blue Ocean-Business Models. Copyright 2009. Dr. Rod King. rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net & http://businessmodels.ning.com
    31. REFERENCES
      Battelle, J. (2005) The Search. New York: Portfolio.
      Chesbrough, H. (2006) Open Business Models. Boston: Harvard Business School (HBS) Press.
      Christensen, C.; Raynor, M.E. (2003) The Innovator’s Solution. Boston: Harvard Business School (HBS) Press.
      Jarvis, J. (2009) What Would Google Do?. New York: HarperCollins.
      Kim, W.C.; Mauborgne, R. (2005) Blue Ocean Strategy. Boston: Harvard Business School (HBS) Press.
      King, R. (2009) The Zoomable Page for Innovative Thinking in Space and Time:How Geniuses
      and World-class Innovators Really Think … And How Anyone Can Do So in 1 Minute or Less.
      Fresno: Ideal-Solution Management.
      7. Shuen, A. (2008) Web 2.0. California: O’Reilly.
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      Speaker, Consultant, and Trainer on Business Model Analysis, Design, and Innovation
      rodkuhnking@sbcglobal.net & http://businessmodels.ning.com
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