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  1. Aava Natural Mineral Water (A)

    Authors: Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Palan, Harit; Jain, Ingita;

    Reference No: MAR0470(A) Pages: 25 Published on: 31, March, 2015

    Abstract: Launched in 2005, Aava natural mineral water is one of the key brands in the natural mineral water market in India. It had sales of over Rs. 15 crore (150 million) in 2012 and it is the second largest brand and a volume leader in the natural mineral water category. The case discusses the ... More

  2. Traditional Way of Learning Ayurveda and Practising It

    Authors: Dixit, Mukund; Verma, Sanjay;

    Reference No: BP0374 Pages: 5 Published on: 31, March, 2015

    Abstract: This case describes the learning - teaching processes in Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine. The students can identify and analyse the process of transfer of tacit and explicit knowledge. ... More

  3. Villgro Innovation Marketing Private Limited: Building last mile delivery model using entrepreneurs

    Authors: Bhamoriya, Vaibhav; Abhishek;

    Reference No: CMA0815 Pages: 15 Published on: 31, March, 2015

    Abstract: Ashutosh Sinha is managing VIMPL as rural distribution business involving Villgro stores and village level entrepreneurs (VLE). After spending two years in evolving the business model which provides sustainable products to improve rural livelihood, he has recently started selling FMCG products through VIMPL network. As he decides to expand the ... More

  4. Aava Natural Mineral Water (B)

    Authors: Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Palan, Harit; Jain, Ingita;

    Reference No: MAR0470(B) Pages: 10 Published on: 31, March, 2015

    Abstract: Launched in 2005, Aava natural mineral water is the second largest brand in the Indian natural mineral water market. Over the years brand has established its volume leadership in its product category. The case discusses the dilemma faced by the top management in dealing with the issues related to brand positioning ... More

  5. The Mispriced ADRs of Allied Irish Banks

    Authors: Jacob, Joshy; Varma, Jayanth R.;

    Reference No: F&A0519 Pages: 9 Published on: 31, March, 2015

    Abstract: After the global financial crisis of 2008, Allied Irish Banks (AIB) was rescued by the Irish government.During 2013 and 2014, the tiny fraction of shares remaining with the public appeared to be vastly overvalued in the Irish stock market. The American Depository Receipts (ADRs) of AIB appeared to be overvalued even relative ... More

  6. RentYourFashion.com (A)

    Authors: Tripathi, Sanjeev; Agrawal, Rahul;

    Reference No: MAR0463(A) Pages: 7 Published on: 30, March, 2015

    Abstract: ‘Fashion Destination’ was a prominent one-stop shop of clothing retail in Ahmedabad which has faced business slowdown in the last 5 years. Vishal, who had recently taken over the management wondered, would renting of premium clothing be a good business model to get back to the business. While pondering over the ... More

  7. RentYourFashion.com (D)

    Authors: Tripathi, Sanjeev; Agrawal, Rahul;

    Reference No: MAR0463(D) Pages: 12 Published on: 30, March, 2015

    Abstract: In 2013, ‘Fashion Destination’, a well-established clothing retailer considered setting up a clothing and accessories rental service. They hired a market research agency ‘Wright & Company’ to conduct a research on the sustainability and profitability of such a business model. The consultants collected primary data and did an extensive analysis for Fashion ... More

  8. RentYourFashion.com (B)

    Authors: Tripathi, Sanjeev; Agrawal, Rahul;

    Reference No: MAR0463(B) Pages: 16 Published on: 30, March, 2015

    Abstract: Since the concept of rental clothing business was new for Indian market and very few players were dealing in it, ‘Wright & Company’ consulting did an exploratory research to understand the model. Through two expert interviews and extensive survey of the business model of existing players across countries, they developed better ... More

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