Examples on jugaad
- 1. EXAMPLES ON JUGAAD PRESENTED BY: GARIMA GOEL M.COM SEM-3 GROUP A
- 2. EXAMPLES Now, we're all too familiar with Jugaad, an Indian coinage for any clever improvisation. This home grown concept is now being adopted by companies and governments the world over while making new products, offering services and trying out various business models. Indian jugaad Corporate jugaad Phoren jugaad
- 4. MAKING BUMPS WORK FOR YOU • Product/Services: A retrofitte d cycle that goes faster on cratered roads. • Innovator: Kanak Das of Morigaon caught the attention of an IIM professor, who helped patent the device. MIT trying to apply Das' innovation to automobiles • Innovation: Generating energy from shock absorbers. Das fitted a front shock absorber that compresses and releases energy whenever his cycle hit a bump
- 5. MAKING HEALTHCARE SIMPLE • Product/Services: Mobile tele- medicine clinic to offer follow-up care for diabetes patients in rural Tamil Nadu. • Innovator: Chennai-based diabetologist Dr V Mohan provides care for rural patients by deploying mobile clinics equipped with telemedicine technologies that permit instant transmission of results of diagnostic tests via satellite link to doctors in Chennai • Innovation: The patient doesn't have to go to the doctor. He engaged local youth to run the mobile clinics.
- 6. KEEPING BABIES SAFE • Product/Services: Low-cost incubator Premature babies are kept in these cribs to regulate body temperature. A traditional incubator costs up to Rs 1 lakh • Innovator: Dr SathyaJeganathan, a paediatrician in Chengalpattu, Tamil Nadu, came up with the idea of a cheaper, easy to- maintain warmer after the state government failed to supply incubators on time • Innovation: Her first prototype was a radiant infant warmer with a wooden frame and a 100-watt bulb as a heating source. She now has a provisional patent for a modified device. Final product could cost up to Rs 15,000.
- 8. CHEAPER SCANNING • Product/Services: Supply chain to deliver domestically produced radioisotope, fludeoxyglucose (FDG) • Innovator: GE Healthcare. Indian hospitals import radioisotopes for diagnostic imaging such as PET/CT scans. This is expensive and inefficient as the radioisotopes decay fast • Innovation: GE partnered with private diagnostic centres to produce the radioisotopes locally, and with airlines to deliver them in time to hospitals in small towns. Together with a frugal "pay-per- use" pricing model, radioisotopes have become much more affordable.
- 9. CLEAN WATER • Product/Services: Tata Swach, potentially the world's cheapest water filter Tata group. • Innovator: Swach produces enough potable water to last 200 days for an average family of five • Innovation: Use of paddy husk ash and silver particles to kill 80% of bacteria that cause waterborne diseases
- 10. POWER(LESS) COOLING • Product/Services: Mitticool, a low- cost fridge that works without electricity. • Innovator: MansukhPrajapati, a former tea-shop owner-turned- entrepreneur, who was inspired by a newspaper headline that described a matka, or an earthen pot, as a fridge • Innovation: Used the concept of the cooling effect of evaporation to make an earthen refrigerator. Created a new industrial process for working with clay
- 11. LIGHTING THE WAY • Product/Services: Providing solar lights to the poor. • Innovator: Harish Hande, founder of Solar Electric Light Company, has installed his energy solution in more than 125,000 households • Innovation: Worked out a business model that enabled poorest of poor buy lights by roping in grassroots entrepreneurs. These entrepreneurs own the solar panels and batteries. They rent out lights to individual customers and collect small payments on a daily basis. SELCO guarantees quick repairs, even in remote areas, thus providing a high level of service at a low cost
- 12. PHOREN JUGAAD
- 13. BORROW AND REUSE • Product/Services: Cheaper X- ray machine. • Innovator: Zhongxing Medical, a Chinese device maker, captured 50% of the country's X-ray market, forcing GE to cut prices and Philips to exit the line altogether • Innovation: Re-engineered an underused Beijing Aerospace technology to build a machine that cost $20,000 compared to $150,000 for the GE and Philips models.
- 14. DOING MORE WITH LESS • Product/Services: Frugal- farming model. • Innovator: Gustavo Grobopatel, a fourth gen Argentinean, who scaled up his farming operations without having any resources. His firm became the 2nd largest grain producer in Latin America • Innovation: Took land on lease; subcontracted farm work to manpower providers; and avoided capital constraints by taking equipment on rent.