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The platform connects the artists (singer, guitarist etc) with the businesses and clients
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Why relevant for tapmi, how is this business relevant (As there are other indirect players)- Sunil,
Sasank
This is a video where Marty cagan speaks about why products fail.
One aspect which I found interesting is the business case. So he also mentions that how business
case does not help in predicting the value which we create, or the amount of investment required.
3 sperate screens
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Society listing-list—for societies- name, distance, ameni, location, amenitities (with a,b,c,…. Dot dot)
Name, amenity,
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So her ein r1, we focused on combustion and electric. As India and south korea gave us decent
profits. And going forward from r2, I could see that many teams have invested in hyvrid. But actually
the attractiveness for hybrid is not that great when compared to hydrogen. Right from r2, if we
closely look at the market outlook, it was conveyed that hydrogen has good demand. So I launched
hydrogen in r2 only . Theidea was to capilaise on the early mover advantage, and alo our prod costs
for hurdogen woll be slightly low gng fwd. And then we cud see in r2,r3,r4 hudrogen was doing good
But one thing is that the other players are som how pricing their products a t a lower price. So we ar
actually trying to invest max on the features. Because if we have more features, we will be able to
price it lightly jigher then the competitors as well, and we can also expect sales to go high. So this os
what worked frus. And reg TSR, after r1, what I cud see is that it is better to lcearoff the laibilites in
ever rnd, so till r3, we were clearing certain debt , so that liabilities get cleared. And this will have a
postice impact on tsr.
The idea was to be a feature olayer. COnidering this we actually inested in in the initial 3 rounds to ,
so that we can have the enomisc of scle for the production. But then afterr1,2 we cud see that
thethe other players r pricing it very low. And then to tackle this we actually investe in the features
in initial 3 rounds, so that we can apilise on that and then become a cot leader. And one thing which
did diff was not going with hbrid. As thete the attractiveness is less and also, no good return s. And
eurpe and south korea are th oens where we can actually increase our prodits.
1 Healthcare lifesciences is behind the curve in digital curve- s they basically have to catch up
2 Lot of govt are pushing to make use of SCM- as it is critical in drug industry
For ex- a part drug is necessary for patient- govt have published plan – white house has also
published a report reg this
2 questions-
1) Does our solution apply to food and agri vertical? (Reason- There is a investment which
focused on that area- And the investment says they have to invest in supply chan)
Three main things which can be considered to factor in the growth/investment in SCM: -
Lifesciences sector in healthcare is behind the digital curve. So the companies must
catch up.
As the pharma sector is critical in terms of drug delivery to the patient, governments
have been pushing many startups and companies to capitalise on SCM (white house has
also published the report)
Lifesciences is moving towards personalized therapy. This would require the companies
to invest in digital capabilities
Questions:
Does Schrocken’s solution has the capability to cater to food and agri vertical?
What can be the estimate if the solution is can be extended to food and agri sector?
Compeiro nalsis
Comp intel- large companies will have this team- comp intelligence- large companes have this
Looka tinvestors, whor investing, who r the people, also these aspects r imp-who is running the
cmpny, what is their affinity- company based pt of grmany prefers SAP
One slide for comp intel- overlayingother info on top of basic nfo
Why is it imp