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  1. SUGAR Cosmetics: Employee Influencers and Channel Conflict (A)

    Authors: Vijayalakshmi, Akshaya; Mukherjee, Saral ;

    Reference No: MAR0526(A) Pages: 21 Published on: 29, June, 2022

    Abstract: Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated lockdowns, the management team at digital-first, Indian cosmetics brand SUGAR is deliberating over ways to respond to the new development in its influencer strategy. SUGAR grew into an INR 100-crore brand digitally by delivering content that was relevant to its young, urban ... More

  2. SUGAR Cosmetics: Employee Influencers and Channel Conflict (B)

    Authors: Vijayalakshmi, Akshaya; Mukherjee, Saral ;

    Reference No: MAR0526(B) Pages: 2 Published on: 29, June, 2022

    Abstract: Affected by the COVID-19 pandemic and the associated lockdowns, the management team at digital-first, Indian cosmetics brand SUGAR is deliberating over ways to respond to the new development in its influencer strategy. SUGAR grew into an INR 100-crore brand digitally by delivering content that was relevant to its young, urban ... More

  3. Koala Kabs: Trouble In Transportation Terrain?

    Authors: Roy, Subhadip; Singh, Jyoti; Choudhary, Shruti;

    Reference No: MAR0540 Pages: 12 Published on: 17, April, 2024

    Abstract: This case is on cab service run exclusively by women drivers (Koala Kabs) founded by Shailja Mittal (Shailja) and Anmol Gupta in Delhi in 2016. The journey was not easy, as Shailja faced challenges in developing a cost-effective value proposition and convincing parents to pay more for the service. However, the ... More

  4. Note on Brand Extensions

    Authors: Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Shrivastav, Arpita; Kothari, Dhwani;

    Reference No: MAR0388TEC Pages: 4 Published on: 20, August, 2007

    Abstract: This note provides an overview of brand extension management. It discusses how brand extensions can be classified and outlines various managerial advantages and disadvantages of extending existing brands. It also describes how consumers evaluate brand extensions and what contributes to their success and failure. ... More

  5. Jaiveer Roy

    Authors: Vohra, Neharika; Chari, Vijayalakshmi; Mendonca, Valerie; Bajwa, Tanveer;

    Reference No: OB0243 Pages: 16 Published on: 13, August, 2020

    Abstract: Optifit, an international brand of fitness equipment, had entered the Indian market in 2010 and had rapidly opened 45 stores in 8 years in the four metros (NCR region, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata). Jaiveer Roy was identified by Pravin Gupta (South Zone head) and Raghav Mehta (HR head) to join as Optifit’s ... More

  6. Radio Mirchi: Entry into Kolkata Market

    Authors: Jaiswal, Anand Kumar; Palan, Harit;

    Reference No: MAR0400 Pages: 27 Published on: 8, August, 2008

    Abstract: Radio Mirchi is the flagship brand of Entertainment Network India Limited (ENIL). ENIL is the largest private FM radio broadcaster in India. ENIL was able to gain a stronghold in the market due to its strengths of innovativeness and creative content, large operating network, reach among listeners, high quality studio ... More

  7. Dice Toy Labs: How to get a six in every roll?

    Authors: Roy, Subhadip; Sharma, Pretty;

    Reference No: MAR0529 Pages: 12 Published on: 18, January, 2023

    Abstract: The case describes the dilemma faced by Phalgun in Dice Toy Labs, where he has to make a decision about his future marketing strategy, i.e., whether to stick to his original marketing strategy of retail consumers or shift to business markets in the given market conditions. This company found ... More

  8. Dr. Lal Pathlabs (A)

    Authors: Mathur, Ajeet;

    Reference No: BP0408(A) Pages: 8 Published on: 20, December, 2017

    Abstract: Diagnostics services in India were growing at 20% annually with billing of USD 3.4 billion. With WTO’s GATS, foreign competition was arising. Dr. Lal PathLabs had formidable brand recognition and Dr. Arvind Lal was wondering whether to accept private equity and induct management professionals to keep pace with competitors through acquisitions ... More

  9. Gush Beauty - Redefining the Beauty Regime for Gen Z

    Authors: Mishra, Oly; Agrawal, Vipin; Roy, Subhadip; Nasit, Alpesh; Amin, Shahid;

    Reference No: MAR0562 Pages: 11 Published on: 22, September, 2026

    Abstract: Gush Beauty, founded by Sheil Jain in 2019, is an Ahmedabad-based direct-to-consumer (D2C) beauty and personal care brand that caters to Gen Z consumers seeking simplicity and innovation. Known for its stackable and multifunctional products, the brand initially received a positive response from customers online. However, rising competition in the ... More

  10. L & T Hydraulic Works

    Authors: Pandey, I M;

    Reference No: F&A0446 Pages: 4 Published on: 22, September, 1998

    Abstract: The case deals with a proposal to be prepared by materials manager for buying a new brand sawing machine, the purchase of which could stop sub-contracting of the cutting operation. To get the budget sanctioned, he has to justify his case before the management with attractive return on such an ... More

  11. Bank of Baroda's Branding Exercise (B)

    Authors: Sharma, Meenakshi;

    Reference No: COMM0006(B) Pages: 12 Published on: 26, February, 2010

    Abstract: The case deals with the steps taken to strengthen the internal communication channel in order to bring about employee engagement during the branding exercise of the bank in 2005 and to make it a deep change of style of business rather than only a change in logo and colours. ... More

  12. Hidesign: Brand by Design

    Authors: Koshy, Abraham;

    Reference No: MAR0380 Pages: 34 Published on: 26, June, 2006

    Abstract: Hidesign® is perhaps the only brand from India in the fashion leather accessory category to adorn the shelves of prestigious departmental stores in some of the big cities of the world. The reputation of the brand in some sense is more in proportion to the sales that the brand had ... More

  13. Edelweiss (A): Building and Managing Corporate Reputation

    Authors: Sahay, Arvind; Sharma, Nivedita;

    Reference No: MAR0416(A) Pages: 28 Published on: 21, September, 2010

    Abstract: The case tries to capture the dynamics of growth of a diversifying financial services company in the Indian context through the years 1996 to2009. The company moved through four phases expanding its products and services., It studies and evaluates how the firm used various forms of communication and internal procedures; and ... More

  14. Supply Chain Management at Titan Industries Limited

    Authors: Raghuram, G;

    Reference No: PROD0285 Pages: 28 Published on: 21, December, 2004

    Abstract: Mr. Bhat, the Senior Vice President, Marketing, of Titan Industries Limited was examining the domestic growth scenario of Titan watches. The sales of Titan Industries Limited as of August 1996 showed a drop of 11 per cent over the previous year. The traditional strengths of Titan have been in marketing, especially retailing, ... More

  15. 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

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