Emerging Markets
in INDIA

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Emerging Markets

Problem

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Demand

Solution
Problem
What is the Problem ?

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Problem

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Problem

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Problem
Selling a new car:
 Come by manufacturer warranty
Customer piece of mind

Selling a Used car:
 No Manufacturer warranty
 Valuation of the vehicle
 Vehicle history

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Problem
 Created an “Ecosystem” :

 VIN decoder
 CARFAX (Vehicle History
reporter)
 Credco (Credit history)
 Vehicle evaluation based on above parameter

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Used Mobiles Market in India

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The real “Problem” for this issue is………

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Examples for robust “Eco-systems”….

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Existing players in the current market….
C2C sites:

B2C sites:

Used Mobiles

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Demand

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The Spectrum of Indian consumer market is very wide

• Students, low income people, employees, high profile
• For every segment there is a phone.
• iPhone vs. Samsung (back in 2007 when it is released,
iPhone has just one flavor which is 2G)

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Why there is “Demand”?

• Due to rapid development and technology change in the system
• Evolutions of the phone:
Normal phones to Smart phones
GPRS to Edge, Edge to 3G ,now 3G to LTE(4G)
What else can a phone could replace….May be your wallet
using NFC technology

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Solution

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Any product line is categorized in two ways:

I. Invent the technology and let people use it. Ex: ipod and steves product
II. Identify the market needs and invent the technology

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Limitations of the solution:

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Two important components for the eco-system

Providing a platform for the customers

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Mobile certification process
Two solution have been drafted:

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Seller’s perspective flow:

Seller

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Store

Verification
process

Central
Database
Buyer's perspective flow:

Buyer

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Website

Online Order

Delivery

Seller credited
with money
Conclusion

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Emerging markets in india by Ashok Boddeda