1. CASE STUDY
PART 2
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2. CEO of Ziqitza
Healthcare Limited,
Sweta Mangal, knows the
importance of gathering
data about her
customers.
She is eager to assess if
Ziqitza is truly reaching
the poorest customers.
But she has a business to
run.
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3. Over the past five years, her
company has received 2.5
million phone calls for its
services and is averaging
352,524 calls per month across
the country. Her employees are
busy and she is worried about
data collection processes that
will add complexity to
streamlined operations.
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She absolutely cannot afford to
slow down the growth of her
business or risk people’s lives by
slowing down operations on a
day to day basis.
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Watch this short video (start at minute 2:25) to learn a little bit
more about Ziqitza’s operating conditions. As you watch, think
about what methods of data collection might be most effective.
How could Ziqitza begin to assess whether it was truly serving the
poor? Click on the link below to the launch the video.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH_x1J9nLps
5. 5
Now that you have
learned a bit more about
Ziqitza’s operating
environment, put yourself
in Sweta’s shoes. If you
were a CEO, what are
three major concerns or
questions you would have
about how to measure
impact while still running
your social enterprise?
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