The document summarizes key details about the 2014 FIFA World Cup held in Brazil, including that it had a cumulative audience of 26.7 billion people and over 700 million watched matches. It discussed 32 participating teams and how Spain's "Tiki-Taka" passing style led them to success but could become predictable. The document concludes by noting companies can learn lessons about winning from soccer, like taking risks and having flexible strategies.

1. FIFA World Cup 2014
Sporting spectacle in the
world

2. Held in Brazil in 2014
Cumulative audience-26 billion & 700
million watched the match
32 Teams
Introduction

3. Keep the ball away from
the opponent and then
deliver the killer pass to
“score a goal”.
Spain was known
and predictable to
its opponents.
The “Tiki-Taka style
Has bought
success to Spain
over time,
Leaders in any segment can fall into
this trap of infallibility, repeating
strategies which have worked in the
past made them successful.
IT sector in India has grown into a
phenomenal $118 billion industry
in a short span of 25 years by
focusing strongly on world class
HR practices and keeping
workforce motivated.
World cup

4. Risk taking is
fundamental to
business.
Soccer is an extremely sport
and team have realized that
every game is important and
winning is impossible
without a proper strategy
in place.
It requires courage to
make a sudden change
in strategy in the final
moments.
The popularity of
soccer is
increasing every
year and FIFA
looks to increase
viewership in
largest markets in
the world.
Companies can draw
some useful lessons
in the art of winning
from soccer.
CONCLUSION

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