↗change.archi2019–2021 · strategy
An FDA warning killed Bobbie's first product; the startup took the blame, moved manufacturing to Perrigo in the US, and relaunched with an FDA-reviewed formula.
Read case →↗change.archi2016–2021 · strategy
After CFIUS politics sank the Orient Hontai deal, AppLovin took a $400M KKR round, bought studios with $1B, and IPO'd at $28.6B versus $2B in 2018.
Read case →↗change.archi2022 · tech
In an ET CIO brand-solution interview, HOAD CEO Kavindra Mishra says one Salesforce front-end now runs its sites, stores and PoS, lifting online sales 3x.
Read case →↗change.archi2020–2023 · strategy
A Mumbai ayurvedic startup quit its niche telehealth model in 2020, bet on B2B corporate gifting, and turned profitable on INR 5.5 Cr of FY23 revenue.
Read case →↗change.archi2018–2026 · tech
Wyndham standardized tech across 25 brands from 2018, then let opt-in AI take texts, check-ins and calls: 4.6 million mobile check-ins, $9 million in upsells.
Read case →↗change.archi2021 · strategy
After only two bidders turned up for its 150-private-train tender, Indian Railways shelved it and ordered 75 made-in-India Vande Bharat trainsets.
Read case →↗change.archi2021 · strategy
Joie's parent exited Chapter 11 on May 26, 2021: lenders took control, secured debt fell by $150 million, and stores gave way to e-commerce and wholesale.
Read case →↗change.archi2026 · strategy
A fourth packing line at Unilever's century-old Maydon Wharf plant lifts Durban's share of global Vaseline petroleum jelly supply from about 60% to roughly 80%.
Read case →↗change.archi2026 · engineering
LBA's Central Search Zone keeps laptops and 100ml bottles in bags, runs extra-long lanes at 600 passengers an hour, and doubles security capacity by year end.
Read case →↗change.archi2025–2026 · strategy
After a strategic review, Yum! split Pizza Hut between LongRange Capital and Yum China — $2.7B aggregate, ~$2.3B net proceeds and a $4B buyback top-up.
Read case →↗change.archi2022–2023 · legal
Ahead of a new German supply chain law, VW built systematic human rights risk analysis across 59,000+ suppliers, rating 75% of procurement spend.
Read case →↗change.archi2023–2026 · finance
A Hyderabad hotel operator buried under Rs 1,150 crore of debt got a court-approved resolution plan, relisted, and drew Zerodha's founders in as investors.
Read case →↗change.archi2026 · strategy
Amazon fell to 8.8% of revenue as UPS cut its volume in half by June 2026 — then booked its first $3bn healthcare quarter and lifted SMB share to 34.5%.
Read case →↗change.archi2024–2026 · strategy
After two unsteady years, UNFI consolidated DCs and rolled lean daily management to 44 sites, posting four straight quarters of service gains.
Read case →↗change.archi2021–2026 · strategy
Chief supply chain officer Erik Lopez explains Ulta's MFC model — 300,000 sq ft centers serving 120 stores and 25,000 e-commerce orders a day.
Read case →↗change.archi2026 · finance
After slipping back to a narrow loss, the 91-hospital system booked a $281.1M operating gain on a $103.9M restructuring, IT outsourcing and asset sales.
Read case →↗change.archi2015 · people
The paddle-board seller moved to 8am-1pm days with 5% profit-sharing in June 2015; a year on: Inc. 5000 twice running, 10 people, $9M revenue projected.
Read case →↗change.archi2017–2022 · strategy
Tenet dropped the Conifer spin-off in March 2022 after COVID delays and improving margins made the revenue-cycle arm worth keeping.
Read case →↗change.archi2019 · finance
After an 18-month review and a failed auction, Tenet decided to spin its RCM arm Conifer into a public company as the unit's adjusted EBITDA grew 26% in 2018.
Read case →↗change.archi2015 · engineering
Guernsey's sole fixed-line supplier re-engineered its network so lines close in seconds, not two minutes, sealing fraudsters' interception route.
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