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Authors: Agarwal, Anurag K. ;

Reference No: MAR0557TEC Pages: 11 Published on: 30, July, 2025

Abstract: Franchising is a contractual arrangement providing a win-win situation for both the franchisor and the franchisee. Franchisors expand their businesses with the energy and zeal of entrepreneurs who manage the day-to-day affairs of the business, whereas franchisees get the advantage of an established brand and recall value. Many a time, ... More

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Authors: Sharma, Yashoverman; Bhatnagar, Deepti; Raghuram, G; Sahay, Arvind;

Reference No: BP0323(A) Pages: 27 Published on: 19, August, 2008

Abstract: Wilh Wilhelmsen ASA of Norway was a traditional ship owning company that had diversified into the ?Maritime Services' sector. In addition to cargo transportation, its two main ?service' business areas were Ship Management (Barber International) and Port Agency (Barwil), established in 1975. Both companies had become big brand names in their ... More

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Authors: Dixit, M.R.;

Reference No: BP0384 Pages: 18 Published on: 12, May, 2015

Abstract: This case describes the innovations of a medical practitioner over six decades of practice. It provides an opportunity to the participants to analyse the motivation, processes, constraints and outcomes or innovating efforts of individuals as opposed to corporates. During his career Dr. Shah has experimented with novel methods of treatment, ... More

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Authors: Agarwal, Anurag K. ;

Reference No: STR0491 Pages: 9 Published on: 27, March, 2025

Abstract: In 2016, Mankastu, an Indian company, entered into a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Hong Kong–based AirVisual. The MoU would allow Mankastu to distribute AirVisual’s air quality monitors and purifiers in India. However, when the Swiss company, IQAir, took control of AirVisual, it decided to not honour the existing ... More

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Authors: Ramani, K V; Chavda, Narendrabhai;

Reference No: CMHS0016 Pages: 6 Published on: 1, January, 2004

Abstract: Gujarat Cancer & Research Institute is facing financial constraints due to increased cost of medical care and a freeze on the grant it receives from the state government. It is, therefore, necessary to look at avenues for containing the cost of medical care. Accordingly the proposed study would anlayse variable costs ... More

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Authors: Prahalad, C K;

Reference No: BP0046 Pages: 22 Published on: 1, January, 1972

Abstract: The focus here is on the Director Degsnate's desire to reformulate his organizations strategy following the financial stringency being experienced by the institution. A historical perspective of this missionary hospital has been provided, together with organizational, financial, cost, technological and activity data. The issues which arise are: 1) Has there been ... More

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Authors: Joshi, Sanjay; Ramani, K V; Mavalankar, Dileep;

Reference No: CMHS0007 Pages: 6 Published on: 10, May, 2010

Abstract: Immunization is one of the cost effective interventions to prevent a series of major illnesses particularly in environments where children are undernourished and may die from preventable diseases. The status of child immunization is a good indicator of equity, accessibility and outreach of healthcare services. In India, the Universal Immunization ... More

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Authors: Manikutty, S;

Reference No: BP0333 Pages: 30 Published on: 28, May, 2010

Abstract: This case, "One Mission, Multiple Roads: Aravind Eyecare System in 2009" is a sequel to the earlier case, "Aravind Eyecare System: Giving Them the Most Precious Gift" (BP 0299). It describes the new challenges facing AECS in 2009. It presents the strategic choices facing a mission driven organization like AECS. For its future ... More

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Authors: Ravichandran, N.; Patel, Malay;

Reference No: BP0397 Pages: 15 Published on: 10, January, 2017

Abstract: The case documents the evolution of an eye care hospital promoted by not-for profit organization located in Mandvi, District-Surat, close to the tribal community of Gujarat state, India. In a short span of five years (as of 2016), the trust has evolved as a community hospital. The value proposition of the ... More

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Authors: Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Malodia, Suresh;

Reference No: MAR0495 Pages: 22 Published on: 31, March, 2018

Abstract: GE Healthcare's strategy was to change the face of healthcare infrastructure in India by making healthcare accessible in all parts of the country and affordable to all sections of the society. After launching its first successful super value ECG machine Mac 400, it launched its twenty-fifth super value product “Discovery IQ” ... More

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Authors: Palan, Harit; Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Singh, Jagdip; Sharma, Garima;

Reference No: MAR0422 Pages: 31 Published on: 14, November, 2011

Abstract: Prayas is a unique healthcare initiative, launched in India by Sanofi-Aventis, a French multinational pharmaceutical company, with the objectives of updating the medical knowledge of doctors in semi-urban and rural areas, bridging the gap between diagnosis and treatment, and making available quality medicines at affordable prices. This case discusses the ... More

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