Bridging the Digital Divide HP's (B): First i-Community in Kuppam Case Solution
Abstract:
Case B explains the preliminary advancements in the Kuppam i-community, in India, a captain job, below the auspices of e-inclusion, focused on investigating the prospective to discover a market for IT services and items and for HP's skills amongst the bad.
Pedagogical Objectives:
This case study intends to: (1) show business case of a technique of 'offering to the bad', as highlighted in Prahalad and Hammond (2002). The writers concentrate on the method's capability to combine 'succeeding' and 'doing excellent' components of the community obligation difficulty of modern-day international; (2) talk about the connection in between hardship and the digital divide, concentrating on the function of public and business policies that target the divide, in battling hardship and advertising financial advancement; and (3) take a look at HP's capability to take advantage of its skills in providing the bad. Spotlight the chances and obstacles ahead for e-inclusion, and deal with the achievements of HP in Kuppam.
This is just an excerpt. This case is about Economics & Finance
published: 01 Jan 2004
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