Decision making process| Learn from the street

 

Decision making in streets to run the  business.

Let’s talk about, India. Activities that happen around us, newspaper arrives at home and coconut water comes, flower delivery but upon the street, etc. This infrastructure and framework, which pretty much runs our life, on a daily basis. This is also a form of business. But we label them as marginalized. We do injustice with them, by labeling them as marginalized, informal industries. We consider those company that are listed in Sensex nifty the unicorns and the branded organizations. Our country 50% of GDP comes from unorganized industries. The unorganized industry, employs about 90% of our workforce. It means it employs 90% of our workforce. They even perform better than tier one companies. You must have seen book stores, food counters. You can actually measure that per square footage revenue and return of revenue, that happens in a payment. Exceed by several multiplies the return of investment, that happens in big malls, with the chrome and glass and the branded stores. The payment actually delivers, a much better rate of return for every rupee, that is invested in the business over there.

             In street lights, or the other places. We see people selling flowers, car cleaners, window covers, balloons, etc. They sell products in very less margin. For example, boy selling balloon to you for 10 rupees.  And it cost him 6 rupees to acquire that, and he’s got the 40% margin. He can even give you 50% of discount on spot, if he likes your attitude.

 And if you try to get even a 5% discount, in an organized business, if you try to implement a 5% discount. That decision will travel all the way up to the, CX and in some cases board level. Then come down, by the time decision come down there, opportunity already been lost.

            This is example tells us, the decision taking in formal industries is way far longer than the unorganized industries. These informal industries, switch their work routines so dynamically and drastically. Which is rigid for an organized industry.




         In unorganized industry, the business holder switches his business according to the demand, season, or festival. They setup there work at quick pace, because decision have not to travel way far. And the understand the market pretty well. These small lessons can teach us, work can be start from the low margin and with the quick decision making.

          

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