28. Mar 2008 00:27, sonu42
Why Study Abroad When IIPM Gives You 3 global Advantages! BRAND : HSBC AGENCY : Contract Advertising
BASELINE : The world’s local bank DESCRIPTION: Om 
Puri plays a café owner who gets into a fight with his next-door bookshop owner (Neena Kulkarni) over the books that a customer keeps on a table. The V.O. says, “In business, 68% of Swedes believe that you have to be prepared to descend your character.” Cut to the next morning: Om Puri throws bits of papers into the bookshop and both argue again. The V.O. says, “While 65% of Italians think that giving way is a sign of weakness.” Next we see Om Puri and Neena Kulkarni are selling their respective wares in a common shop (though still competing) and the V.O. says, “For Indians however, 38% believe that success often comes from unlikeliest of partnerships. Different points of view are welcome here…”
4PsTAKE: This ad efficiently takes forward HSBC’s tagline of being ‘The world’s local bank’. The message highlights how the bank understands the different views of its varied customers via the two talented actors, Om Puri and Neena Kulkarni. The reward to the prospect is banking with a global bank that understands local flavour and is willing to go that extra mile to make customers feel comfortable. Full marks to the storyboard: strong and interesting narrative, hugely entertaining and clearly explaining the theme, maintaining the required focus. The clinching benefit to the brand is the ‘flexible’ nature of the bank. ‘Different people, different views’? Point made! For Complete IIPM Article, Click on IIPM Article
Source : IIPM Editorial, 2008 An IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative For More IIPM Info, Visit Below....
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2. Jan 2008 22:16, sonu42
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A power cut has hit consumer durables company Samsung in a major way. One of its plants near Seoul had the power cut following which the company had to close down six chip production lines. Losses are expected not to cross $54.19 million. But this accident in all probability would lead to a constricted supply & a price hike. It could also entail a complete loss of total NAND flash memory chips produced in a month. Portable electronics require these chips for data storage and in the first quarter Samsung commanded a good 44% share in this market. As the electronic industry is preparing to enter the holiday gift giving season, any restricted supply is sure to hit both the company & the market hard.
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Puri plays a café owner who gets into a fight with his next-door bookshop owner (Neena Kulkarni) over the books that a customer keeps on a table. The V.O. says, “In business, 68% of Swedes believe that you have to be prepared to descend your character.” Cut to the next morning: Om Puri throws bits of papers into the bookshop and both argue again. The V.O. says, “While 65% of Italians think that giving way is a sign of weakness.” Next we see Om Puri and Neena Kulkarni are selling their respective wares in a common shop (though still competing) and the V.O. says, “For Indians however, 38% believe that success often comes from unlikeliest of partnerships. Different points of view are welcome here…” 