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Biziga: The Growth Conundrum
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In 2015, Biziga Solutions Private Limited (Biziga), a first generation start-up based out of the National Capital Region, India, operated within the "instructional games" industry. Its first product, MarkLabs, was an emerging market-centric business simulation that promised to provide a contextually relevant simulation. Biziga had recorded revenues of ₹20 million in FY2014/15. By the end of 2019, the company wanted to build a portfolio of 20 simulations across five domains and serve 25,000 learners. While the founders were convinced about the market opportunity, a lot depended on their ability to articulate the benefits convincingly to the defined target market, as well as the ability to build critical capabilities and resources needed to deliver benefits to customers.