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Digital Disruption at the Vikatan Group: A Case of Adaptation and Strategic Persistence
The case traces the digital journey of the Vikatan Group, a Tamil media conglomerate in India. The case can be used to build a process-based framework for ensuring organizational longevity, especially when the environment is dynamic. Vikatan faced a continuous onslaught of technological changes which at first sight are peripheral to the magazine publishing industry. However, these digital disruptions later became the defining media for news and entertainment. Vikatan made some decisions early on to follow where its customers went. It encouraged low stakes experiments with new technology. It ensured that the top management was open to inputs from the successes/failures of the experiments. Finally, it built flexibility into its organizational core to ensure that it successfully overcame the digital disruptions. The case provides the facts of this digital journey and helps the student identify how organizational longevity can be built into the firm through conscious strategic decision making. -
1920 Evil Returns - Bollywood and Social Media Marketing
Ami Shah, founder of IntelliAssist, helped clients to create social media marketing strategies for their products or services and assisted them in the execution of these campaigns. In 2012, Shah had designed the social media marketing campaign for the Bollywood movie ''1920 Evil Returns'', which was a sequel to the movie 1920 that was released in 2008. The next movie in the 1920 franchise was expected to be released in 2014. She was analyzing the impact of the campaign and wondered whether the right social media mix had been used. The social media campaign for 1920 evil returns was very successful and she had the numbers to show for it. Active fan engagement and positive word-of-mouth also validated the success of the social media campaign. However, Shah wondered whether she could have done it differently. Was the spending-mix effective? What strategy should she adopt for the next movie in the franchisee tentatively titled, ''1920 London''? Ami had used a mix of social media for running the 1920 Evil Returns campaign which ran for 45 days. Facebook and YouTube were primarily used for the social media campaign. Google Ads were used on popular Bollywood websites such as Bollywood Hungama, SantaBanta along with news websites such as India times, Hindustan Times and Rediff.com. Total social media spend was INR 0.95 million. Ami had to decide on the next movie's 1920 London digital marketing strategy based on the analysis of 1920 Evil Returns.