Ashifi Gogo, creator and CEO of Sproxil, wants to scale his cellular product authentication technology to new areas and new applications; however he is not certain which business model to use.
Sproxil is a Nigeria-based firm that confirms the authenticity of medications using a scratch-off SMS and code. Pupils are asked to analyze the role of public and private actors in checking the standard of medications as well as the benefits and disadvantages of nonprofit and social business models in supplying folks at the Base of the Pyramid with this much-needed service.
Sproxil Saving Lives Through Technology and Social Enterprise case study solution
PUBLICATION DATE: March 05, 2013 PRODUCT #: W93C24-PDF-ENG
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