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6 Ballygunge Place: Has the Brand Reached Its Destination
Soumya Sarkar; Madhupa BakshiCase IVEY-9B19A004-EEntrepreneurship, Marketing, StrategyIn 2016, the promoters of Savourites Hospitality Private Limited, which owned the fine-dining restaurant 6 Ballygunge Place, in Kolkata, were visiting London to explore possible future growth plans. Their foray into the market of Bengali cuisine through 6 Ballygunge Place had been successful and had developed into a strong destination brand. With a view to growing, Savourites’ promoters had ventured into newer product offerings and had tried movi...Starting at €8.20
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Marketing of a Bollywood Film: Ankur Arora Murder Case
Soumya Sarkar; Ami ShahCase IVEY-9B14A046-EMarketing, StrategyAnkur Arora Murder Case (AAMC) was billed as the first medical negligence drama coming out of the Hindi movie industry in Mumbai (popularly referred to as Bollywood). Inspired by true events, the film received good critical response even though it was not the routine song-and-dance fare produced by most production houses. The project was beset by certain constraints, both external and intrinsic to the team. The producer of the movie was convinced...Starting at €8.20
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Suparshva Swabs India: Growth after Covid-19
Soumya Sarkar; Krishna DasGupta; Baishali SenCase IVEY-W31120-EEntrepreneurship, StrategySuparshva Swabs India (SSI), a family-owned firm started by Brij Mohan Jain and his sons in 1992, when India was going through liberalization, began its journey in the personal-hygiene category by launching high-quality cotton swabs (also known as cotton buds). SSI had steadfastly managed environmental challenges on the regulatory, economic, financial, and competitive fronts to offer good-quality products in India at an affordable price. In early...Starting at €8.20
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Parul's Profit Predicament: Growth and Branding Challenges of a Publisher
Subhadip Roy; Soumya SarkarCase IVEY-9B14A024-EEntrepreneurship, Marketing, StrategyParul Prakashani started out as a textbook publisher in 1961. Slowly, it diversified into a wide repertoire of non-textbooks for children, young adults and adults. In early 2013, the non-textbook division of the company is not earning enough revenue, while strong revenues are coming from textbooks. The major issue faced by Parul is how to grow the non-textbook business. This requires significant branding activity and a marketing communication pla...Starting at €8.20