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Authors: Gupta, Vishal; Shah, Binita;

Reference No: OB0229TEC Pages: 9 Published on: 14, March, 2018

Abstract: In our problems lie our greatest opportunities. Appreciative inquiry creates a dialogic environment that excites imagination. The appreciative conversations that take place one to one, in small groups, and in ever larger circles, serve to build trust and strengthen relationships allowing for the disruption of old patterns of thinking. This ... More

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Authors: Sharma, Meenakshi;

Reference No: COMM0017EX Pages: 4 Published on: 29, March, 2017

Abstract: The HRD Department at Apogee Ltd had launched a newsletter Apogee Connections in an electronic format about 180 months back. Although meant to be a bimonthly that would initially begin as a quarterly publication, it has so fact had only three issues. The newsletter seems to have not gained much interes ... More

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Authors: Kaul, Asha; Chaudhri, Vidhi;

Reference No: COMM0013(A) Pages: 16 Published on: 15, June, 2016

Abstract: The case describes the Maggi debacle faced by Nestle in India. On May 21, 2015, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ordered Nestle India to recall Maggi after confirming presence of high levels of lead and Mono Sodium Glutamate (MSG) in the product. The case traces the events in the Maggi crisis ... More

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Authors: Ramani, K V; Rao, Nagesh; Ravi, Livingstone;

Reference No: CMHS0020(A) Pages: 12 Published on: 11, July, 2012

Abstract: Dr. Alexander Thomas, CEO, Bangalore Baptist Hospital invited one of the case writers to his hospital to develop a case study. " By God's grace our hospital has grown from an 80 bed secondary care centre to a multi super specialty hospital over the years. We have been awarded the "Excellence in ... More

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Authors: Agarwal, Anurag K;

Reference No: BP0332 Pages: 14 Published on: 30, March, 2010

Abstract: Political uncertainties may often result in unanticipated events. In this case, non-confirmation by Niger, an African country, of a huge order for sorghum (jowar) resulted in a long legal battle for Shakti Bhog Foods Limited, which had chartered a ship, from Kola Freight, to carry the cargo on the assumption ... More

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Authors: Rao, Sreenivas S;

Reference No: BP0200 Pages: 2 Published on: 1, January, 1988

Abstract: Here is a situation where two national policies family welfare and labour welfare appear to be contradictory at the delivery end, and throw up conflicts between the two implementing agencies. As a result, there could be confusion in understanding or even misunderstanding the overall governmental policy. How could such a ... More

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Authors: Subramanian, Ashok;

Reference No: PSG0045 Pages: 16 Published on: 1, January, 1982

Abstract: The case traces the evolution of a rural health project in a backward district. It describes the reasons for the project team's work in this field and identifies its activities and their interrelationships. Managerial responses in terms of charges that have taken place in the project over time are presented. ... More

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Authors: Giridhar, G;

Reference No: PSG0015TEC Pages: 5 Published on: 1, January, 1979

Abstract: The comprehensive model family planning clinics (CMFPC) are the only service units offering some specialized services. However there are other clinics outside FPAI system offering similar services. Therefore, some doubts have been raised by FPAI volunteers about the cost effectiveness of CMFPCs. The note outlines the activities of CMFPCs, including ... More

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Authors: Murthy, Nirmala;

Reference No: PSG0011TEC Pages: 5 Published on: 1, January, 1979

Abstract: Sub-centres have been set up to bring health services closer to the rural population. One sub-centre is meant for 10,000 population staffed by an auxiliary nurse, midwife and a dai, with a sanction of Rs 2,000 worth of medicines. Several studies have been conducted to find out how far has the present ... More

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Authors: Giridhar, G;

Reference No: PSG0014 Pages: 4 Published on: 1, January, 1979

Abstract: The case describes the rationale that underlies a new project of the Family Planning Association of India, in Banaskantha district. The project tries to create a deeper consciousness among the people regarding the health and educational status of women and children through an intensive educational programme in Deesa. Another feature ... More

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Authors: Murthy, Nirmala;

Reference No: PSG0025 Pages: 17 Published on: 1, January, 1977

Abstract: The case is based on an interview with the organizing secretary of the Lodhi branch of Family Planning Association where he relates his functions, the methods of data collection and record keeping, the evaluation system for the branch, the flexibility the branches enjoy vis-a-vis selection of projects, the criteria of ... More

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Authors: Satia, J K;

Reference No: PSG0003 Pages: 8 Published on: 1, January, 1976

Abstract: This case outlines the problems of an Auxiliary Nurse Midwife (ANM) in motivating new couples for acceptance of family planning. Her targets in the new plan are nearly two and a half times the target of the previous years, and six times her achievement of last year. She consulted The ... More

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