Udaan Flying Too High
Case Study Analysis
I wrote a case study on Udaan Flying Too High, a start-up that provides door-to-door transportation and warehousing services. The project was commissioned by the Department of Road Transport and Highways, Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, Government of India in April 2019. Udaan has delivered more than 420,000 orders and transacted over Rs 1,100 crore in revenue. Udaan has also successfully carried 450+ flights
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SWOT Analysis
“In my humble opinion, Udaan is flying too high. A good idea with good execution can be as successful as a mediocre idea executed with lesser effort, and vice-versa. I see Udaan’s success largely driven by their team and their agility in adapting to market changes, and I admire their innovative approach. However, I’ve observed a few structural limitations, which I’ll discuss in my SWOT analysis”. – Strength: 1. Strong team: In Udaan, I think
PESTEL Analysis
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Porters Model Analysis
On 30 October 2012, the Indian aviation industry witnessed a remarkable change when Udaan, an Air India Express aircraft crashed into the Sahara Desert in Egypt, with 197 people killed in the ensuing chaos. The loss of such a large number of passengers in one day was unprecedented for the Indian aviation industry. Here are the two-week reactions, starting from the next day. In the aftermath of this accident, a Porters Model Analysis was done. The report stated
Evaluation of Alternatives
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BCG Matrix Analysis
1. Strongly agree with the statement that the BCG Matrix is used to measure growth for Indian telecom companies. In this context, can you elaborate on the importance of the matrix for Udaan, its strengths and weaknesses? Strengths: 1. Identifies the right markets and technology stack 2. Identifies the target consumer base, price points, and competitive set 3. Highlights the potential for cost savings through the integration of legacy systems Weaknesses: 1. High level of technical
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