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Peehu Dwivedi's avatar

Well-written and explained WAVE framework

As an MBA student this is how I think this framework could be leveraged-

Widespread Digitization......MBA students can leverage digital tools like social media analytics to understand consumer behavior. Ex analyzing data from platforms like Instagram or Twitter to identify trends and preferences among target demographics

Augmented Reality......tudents could explore creating AR-based marketing experiences for local businesses or startups. Ex we develop an AR app for a boutique clothing store that allows customers to virtually try on different outfits or accessories, enhancing the online shopping experience

Value-driven Marketing......... students might work with socially responsible startups to develop marketing strategies. Ex I am working on SDG project under Saugor Railway Station in which I came across OSOPs fostering local products..... One can foster and promote local economic growth at an individual level and by spreading awreness for the same.

Eco-friendly Practices........... MBA students could conduct research on sustainable packaging solutions for e-commerce businesses.

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Preetham M S's avatar

ICOMBS2024 was a goldmine! As an MBA student, it was eye-opening to see how sustainability is transforming marketing. The WAVE framework - digitization (Flipkart's AI!), AR (like IKEA's virtual furniture placement), value-driven marketing (Tata's focus on electric vehicles), and eco-friendly practices (ITC's green hotel) - perfectly captures this. Especially interesting was the emphasis on ethical practices and consumer connection.

Patagonia's "Don't Buy This Jacket" campaign? Genius! It makes me think about how future brands can win by creating a positive impact alongside profit. Overall, ICOMBS2024 reinforced the importance of integrating sustainability into marketing for success in today's marketplace.

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