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Filming complete. We’re excited to feature in a Help to Grow: Management Course case study via the University of Portsmouth. Watch this space.

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July 23, 2025 at 10:19 AM
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October 27, 2025 at 11:31 AM
8/ The 2030 Vision: With an 8 lakh case run rate today, Proost is targeting a 5% market share (15M cases). Whether it's an IPO or an acquisition by Heineken/Diageo, the company is proving that in India, discipline beats disruption. #Proost #Beer #StartupIndia #BusinessCaseStudy
January 7, 2026 at 10:05 AM
The UNBREAKABLE Phone That DESTROYED Its Company
How does a company that put a phone in nearly every pocket on Earth, a brand so dominant it felt invincible, simply... disappear from the top? Welcome to the definitive story of the rise and fall of Nokia. This isn't just a tech history lesson; it's a corporate Greek tragedy about the king who lost his crown. We trace Nokia's epic journey from a 19th-century Finnish pulp mill to the undisputed ruler of the mobile phone market, powered by indestructible legends like the Nokia 3310. But at the peak of its power, a fatal flaw was exposed. We'll pinpoint the exact moments and disastrous decisions that led to Nokia's downfall. You'll hear the inside story of its catastrophic failure to embrace the smartphone era, its rejection of Android, and the boardroom battles that left it vulnerable to a new rival: the iPhone. This is the ultimate business case study on what happens when innovation stalls. We'll follow the story to its dramatic conclusion—the fire-sale to Microsoft—and explore how, against all odds, the Nokia brand is finding a new life today, fueled by nostalgia and the growing "dumb phone" revolution. Ready to uncover the shocking story behind the brand that defined a generation? Hit that subscribe button and dive into one of the greatest business failures of all time.
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October 3, 2025 at 9:35 AM