1. GOOD PRACTICES
Based on Socio-economic segmentation.
Cutting edge product feature (didn’t rely on
electricity and pressurized water)
First one to provide ‘end of life’ indicator.
Market pull strategy.
Quality concerned (as per US standard).
Inter-functional innovation team.
Strong demonstration team (PWEs).
2. PROBLEMS
Low rural market penetration.
Increase in scale of operation (more DTH
needed; more delivery time).
Low ‘high end’ market sale and less margin.
Low end market was uneducated.
3. SOLUTIONS
Project Shakti for penetrating in rural market.
Non-durable stockist used for prompt
delivery, incentive as tool of motivation inspite
of wasting money on new recruit.
Do not increase cost for placing and
promoting high end product.
Educational camps based on water borne
diseases, install ‘Pure-it’ in hospitals and
schools.