Although the German Air Force, largely thanks to the daring talents of the von Richthofen and his squadron, established dominance in the air, the War on the ground was not developing well for the Central Powers. As the year 1917 came to a close the fortunes of the Central Powers were waning and in early 1918 matters worsened as they lost their best aviator in the form of von Richthofen.

Blue Ocean Strategy (BOS) is a new concept in strategic management, introduced by Professor W. Chan Kim and Renee Mauborgne in 2004. After doing detailed research, Kim and Mouborgne found out that most of the companies rely on the market segmentation and price competition for attracting customers. This results in increasing costs, decreasing rewards and creating a Red Ocean where all competitors compete together. Therefore, in order to maintain the

Blue ocean strategy is importance because it is based on innovation and differentiation. However, these factors are not applied to products and services, but to market space. Essentially, blue ocean strategy requires finding one's own niche market space which is at variation with that of industry standards. It requires a company to find ways in which it can effectively create its own space in which competition is minimal or unimportant

In this line of thoughts then, it is crucial for Red Bull to diversify its product offering from other items available on the market. 7. Managerial Implications The managerial team at Red Bull GmbH has to supervise the entire process of manufacturing and selling of the new candies. In this order of ideas, they must first conduct a market analysis assessing the need and consumer perceptions relative to the introduction of

Jazz Consisted of: • Folk and blues styles • Emphasis on: • simple harmony • rhythm • and improvisation (based on melody) • Mostly ensemble playing with all instruments playing together except for solos • syncopation The special conditions that gave rise to its development in New Orleans were: • Brass band marches were popular • The red-light districts known as "Storyville" had clubs where dance bands played • French quadrilles, ragtime and blues were popular there • The Afro-Creole and vaudeville

Red & Blue Ocean' Industries Red and Blue Ocean Industries: Quick Service Restaurant Industry Location, location, location. This is the mantra of retailers who depend highly on getting the best location as the key to increasing the presence (both physical and perceived presence) of the business, brand, and product or service to the consumer's psyche. This is especially applicable in the case of the fast food or quick service restaurant industry.