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THRUPTHI S
1JB21BA108
• The company provides end to end services to various educational institutes across
the metro cities i.e. Hyderabad, Chennai, Mumbai, Bangalore, Gurgaon, Kolkata
and Pune.
Key notes :
• CIN/LLPIN/FCRN: U80101KA2010PTC072102
• Industry: Education
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• MISSION
“The upgraded teaching methodologies, blended with effective use of technology has been
the main idea behind K12 i.e. to pave the way for a global approach towards education”.
• 2. Strategy
• They provide incentives to the employees on the basis of their performance.
• Continuous follow-up’s
• Meetings are conducted in order to know the weekend and month end targets and
data submissions
3. Systems
• In orders to run the branch operations, k12 has and also provides sufficient
infrastructure for all the branches.
• It has excellence in providing books of their own and courier it to pan India.
• 5. Style
• Style here communicates to all the symbolic actions undertaken by top managers of k12
and its influence on the subordinates.
• Senior employees has the best experience in MNC’s.
• 6. Staff
• Talented employees are assigned as mentors and given real responsibility and moved
into higher positions
• values its employees as its assets and therefore carefully trains and motivates them by
giving them incentives at regular intervals
• 7. Shared Values
• It provides the employees the best service as it believes in retention.
• It provides the parents the best service as it believes in customer satisfaction and
retention
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Porter’s 5 Force Model
1. Competition in the Industry
• Private investment in Edu-tech is based on school operations, Customer service.
• Some private investors free online educations. (Khan Academy).
2. Potential of New Entrants into an Industry
• Entry barrier is their because of huge scale of public school education system.
• Bring down costs to sell its product at a more competitive price.
3. Power of Suppliers
• Students prefer some certain teachers to certain subjects.
• Number of teachers and faculties having higher bargaining power.
4. Power of Customers
• Products are cost effectiveness. Where it’s the independent need of the children.
• K12 make sure parents are attracted to teachers every 10 days.
5. Threat of Substitutes
• If other companies can replicate these kind of interactive content, they can also gain
market share.
• Fees structure
OPPORTUNITIES THREATS
Introduce more products under own brands. Theft and hacking.
Improve supply chain management. New government regulations and policies.
(Books) Threat of E-books of Orchids.
Expansions throughout India. Low entry barriers of the industry.
Providing employment opportunities. High Competitors.
Product innovations.
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