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NICT: Diversify or

Consolidate ?
Made by:
Alok Saurabh- 03
Awiral Kumar Das - 16
B. Monika Rao- 17
Devan Bhalla- 18
Md. Kashif- 29
Subashini V.- 46

Content

Indore based social enterprise

Mukesh Hajela, CEO

Rural IT services Provider

Service Centre Agent (NeGP)

Largest CSC franchisee network

Prior Govt projects experience

Received India Posts RFP

Key Concepts

RBV: evaluates competitive advantage

CSC kiosks highly valuable

Rare: No close competitors

It is easily imitatable

Not easy to substitutable

Already exploited by projects

NICT has Competitive Advantage

Issues to be addressed

PBIs RFP offer dilemma

Opportunity: Boon or bane ?

SBI/BoI relationship affect

Accept: Overstretching-Failure-Blacklist

Reject: Loosing Diversifification/Cash Stability

Loosing out on VLEs

Resolving impending business risk

Possible Alternatives
Fixed stream of cash-flows
Opportunity pan-India expansion
Technology monopoly in Banking

PBIs substitute network threat


VLEs leaving NICT possibility
Annulment from SBI/BoI

Accepting PBIs
RFP
(Advantage)

Rejecting PBIs
RFP
(Disadvantage)

Accepting PBIs
RFP
(Disadvantage)

Rejecting PBIs
RFP
(Advantage)

Possibility of internal complacency


Corruption and inefficient possibility
Introduction of third party

Stable systems status quo


Opportunity for new collaqborations
Relation with PBI maintained

PROFIT CALCULATION
Rs(in million)
Recurring revenue

2932.152

One time revenue/20

46.9955

Total revenue

2979.152

Revenue for NCIT

744.78

Profit for NCIT

744.78

Revenue for kiosks

2234.36

Cost of salary for kiosks

814.8

Profit for kiosks

1419.56

Profit per kiosk

0.657

Plausible solutions issue

Thank you
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