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Soon after Pernod Ricard acquires Absolut vodka and other brands, the economic downturn results in changes in purchasing behavior away from premium to standard products. Brand managers consider whether to introduce a "basic" Absolut, promote a lower-priced alternative, or rebrand other vodkas under the Absolut brand to trade on its considerable brand equity.

Pothi.com was a start-up publishing platform that offered print-on-demand (POD) self-publishing services for customers in the Indian market. In 2008, Pothi was launched during a digital transformation that gripped the worldwide publishing industry. Though Pothi had made steady progress in the two years it had been operating as a POD platform, the future remained uncertain, given that POD was a fairly new concept in India and that the country’s publishing market was highly volatile. In the wake of competition from “undercover” self-publishing in the Indian market, Pothi’s management had to make key decisions on awareness creation, promotion and distribution of its customers’ products, and the selection of niche segments to engage. The types of products/services that Pothi would need to offer to attain long-term sustainability were also a concern.

The CEO of the Indian animation studio Tulsi Studios Ltd. is considering approaching either Pixar or DreamWorks Animation to partner on future animation projects. The case provides a perspective on the film industry to indicate how it is rapidly changing and expanding globally, and outlines the history and past successes of the studios. The CEO must decide which potential partner to approach.

The chief executive officer (CEO) of the Indian animation studio, Tulsi Studios Ltd., is considering approaching either Pixar or DreamWorks Animation to partner on future animation projects. The case provides a perspective on the film industry to indicate how the industry is rapidly changing and expanding globally and outlines the history and past successes of the studios. The CEO must decide which potential partner to approach.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

This B2B role play case and the six role play supplements describe an account manager's seven month sales process and the customer's buying process that led to a lost order. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module in a sales management course.

In 2001, the Yellow Tail brand of wines, launched in partnership with Australia's Casella Wines, achieved considerable success in the US market, despite intense competition from Californian, Italian, and Chilean wines. However, although Yellow Tail's first years were marked by exceptional growth-early batches sold out so quickly that extra bottles had to be shipped by plane-sales began to slow by the decade's end. Should Yellow Tail change its strategy? And should it consider investing in other products, or even product categories? In this case, students analyze how a brand like Yellow Tail can regain its momentum.

This B2B role-play case, with its six supplements, is a six part interaction between competing Original Equipment Manufacturers, Distributors and End Users, each with their own business priorities. It is an excellent case to explore organizational buying behaviour, the discipline of the selling process, and the management of sales resources (time) as an asset. It can be included in an introductory marketing course at the MBA or undergraduate level. It is equally effective for executive development. It also fits in a B2B marketing course to explore organizational buying behaviour, or in the introduction module of a sales management course.

This is a supplement to The Popcorn Predicament: Competition, Conflict and Buying Behaviour.

This is a supplement to The Popcorn Predicament: Competition, Conflict and Buying Behaviour.

This is a supplement to The Popcorn Predicament: Competition, Conflict and Buying Behaviour.

This is a supplement to The Popcorn Predicament: Competition, Conflict and Buying Behaviour.

This is a supplement to The Popcorn Predicament: Competition, Conflict and Buying Behaviour.

This is a supplement to The Popcorn Predicament: Competition, Conflict and Buying Behaviour.