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of culture, demographics and diversity on organizational performance.
Wrap up
David MENASCE
Assignment preparation
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Tuesday 10 October 2017
Morning
Inclusive Business Models
Sourav MUKHERJI
Learning Objectives: The objective is to sensitize students to a reality of emerging economies that remains largely unarticulated and ignored in most of the other courses taught in MBA curriculum. While the reality of poverty, hunger, illiteracy, exploitation and denial of basic human rights is rather bleak, the case studies that will be discussed will introduce students to the inspirational dimension of certain businesses that are working hard to improve living conditions of those who are poor, hungry, illiterate and often exploited.
Content:
Analysis of two case studies on Labournet and Selco.
Preparation questions -
1. Analyze Labournet and Selco as inclusive / social business models – what are the key challenges that they are addressing?
2. How would you compare and contrast the two social business models? Which one is more effective? What should be the suitable judgement parameters?
The Evolving Financial Services Landscape
G SHAINESH
The session focusses on recent developments in financial inclusion. This include Jan Dhan, Mudra, Micro finance, Fintech etc. that is enabling easier access of financial services among the poor
Case study – Grameen Koota
Afternoon
Company Visit
Field Visit for Projects
Grameen KOOTA
Learning Objectives: The ambition of the assignment is to expose students with the real case of an organisation which have to define a sustainable business model while pursuing a social goal. Students will understand the key challenges faced by a social enterprise and then draft recommendations on one strategic issue the social entrepreneurs have presented
Content / Process:
Each participant will be assigned to a group of 6. Each group will have to separately work with Grameen Koota before and during their visit in Bangalore.
Before their visit:
Step 1: Documentation - The social enterprise will share documentation including a case study of its activity.
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Step 2: Field visit and recommendation
Participants will spend one afternoon on the field with the organization to better understand the context and challenges. They will work during the week to draft recommendations on their case.
On Friday, they will present their recommendations before the organisation’s management. It will not be consulting as they will not have time and expertise to do a very precise job but they will have to present recommendations to the management based on data.
Wrap up
David MENASCE
Assignment preparation
Wednesday 11 October 2017
Morning
Innovation Strategies of Indian Firms
Rishikesha KRISHNAN
Learning Objectives: Get exposure to the transition from ‘jugaad’ to ‘systematic and scalable innovations’ through examples and illustrations of successful commercializations.
Content: Based on his research on innovation, R&D and product development over the last two decades, Prof. Krishnan will highlight the innovation strategies of Indian firms in software, pharma, automobile and optical drives industries.
BOP Experiences
Manoj KUMAR, CEO - Naandi Foundation
Learning Objectives: Naandi Foundation http://www.naandi.org has been working the tribals in Araku Valley, Andhra Pradesh to create livelihoods through coffee production and marketing, school children in government schools thorugh their mid-day meals program and in rural areas by providing safe potable source of water. Manoj will share his experiences of managing the Naandi Foundation’s objectives of impacting BOP lives while leveraging the best practices in stragetic planning, financing and governance from successful corporates.
Afternoon
Reverse Innovations
Company Visit GE India Technology Center
Dileep MANGSULI, CTO-GE Healthcare
Content: Dileep will share GE’s experiences with its ‘healthymagination’ initiatives which involved a $6 billion commitment over 6 years during 2009-15 to make health sustainable. Its business strategy to address global healthcare needs launching at least 100 innovations that lower cost, increase access and improve quality by 15 percent. He will also share the experiences of the GE’s Technology Center while developing products like MAC™i (ECG machine) and infant ‘Lullaby’ Warmer. These products are being marketed successfully in developed markets thus reinforcing the potential for ‘reverse innovations’.
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Wrap up
David MENASCE
Assignment preparation
Thursday 12 October 2017
Morning
Services Innovation
G. SHAINESH
The session focuses on business that have successfully created offerings to tap the growing market for affordable and accessible services in healthcare.
Learning Objectives: They key objective is to understand the business model of innovative firms who create and deliver value while lowering costs by leveraging technology to provide greater access to customers, especially the poor.
Content: Coverage includes business models of selected Indian service firms in healthcare and financial services who have created large, sustainable businesses while offering their services
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