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Case study (1612): Samrudh Solutions: Choice of service offering for business sustainability

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  • V.G. Venkatesh

    (Métis Lab EM Normandie - EM Normandie - École de Management de Normandie = EM Normandie Business School)

  • Nagarajan Chandrasekaran

    (Krea University)

Abstract

The case is about a digital marketing company driven by two first-generation entrepreneurs who decided to plunge intobusiness right from their engineering student days. It deliberates onhow entrepreneurs,evenat the embryonic stage, can stay afloat and pursue theirpassions,even as theycope with numerous challenges in building their businesses. The case tells us how entrepreneurs canuse market opportunities to get the best out of their operations strategy. Here, the promoters targeted opportunities in high-margin advisory, digital marketing services and the small-sizedshared workspace business. Because of the promoters' problems in developing a digital marketing service business, they took out an emergent opportunity in shared workspaces. This studyrevealsthat though it was essential to be sensitive in the initial stage to protecting the capital and time invested in the business, the promoters had to focus on an operations strategy to stabilize their business. The studyleads to an inference that the promoters had tosecure the shared workspace business. Once they started generating profits and attained a matured phase of the market, the promoters couldreassess their passions, priorities and imperatives and build up a business portfolio that suited their levels of access to capital, their risk appetites and long-term sustainability. Fundamental to all factorswasthe challenge of determining the right operations strategy and implementing it effectively.

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  • V.G. Venkatesh & Nagarajan Chandrasekaran, 2021. "Case study (1612): Samrudh Solutions: Choice of service offering for business sustainability," Post-Print hal-05642879, HAL.
  • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-05642879
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