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CASE ANALYSIS
PRESENTED TO:
Dr. R. Jagadeesh
PRESENTED BY:
GROUP 10, SECTION - B
Name
Akshat
PGDM No.
Kumar 14013
Goel
Gulliet Raju
14060
Meghanath M
14079
Prateek Jain
14107
Shivam Verma
14145
V H L Kasyapa
14172
CASE FACTS
United Broadcast Network (UBN)
Sells commercial advertising slots
Timeline:
Spring announces Fall TV line-up
Soon after begins selling inventory
3rd week of September fall season begins
Nanocom
Business software development firm
Want to purchase 15 second and 30 second slots on several shows for
this coming fall
Audience:
Older, more mature, upper-income audience that is likely to
include many high-tech businesspeople
Bayside,
Newsline,
The Hour,
Cops and Lawyers,
The Judge,
Friday Night Football,
and ER Doctor.
Problem
The following table shows the costs, performance scores, and available inventory
of advertising slots for 15- and 30-second commercials for each show:
Show
Bayside
The Hour
Newsline
The Judge
ER Doctor
Commercial Length
(seconds)
Cost ($1000s)
Performance Score
Available
Inventory
30
$50.0
115.2
15
25.0
72.0
30
41.0
160.0
15
20.5
100.0
30
36.0
57.6
15
18.0
36.0
30
45.0
136.0
15
27.5
85.0
30
52.0
100.8
15
26.0
63.0
30
25.0
60.8
15
12.5
38.0
30
46.0
129.6
15
23.0
81.0
November
1.1
1.2
1.2
1.4
1.4
1.6
Minimum
Maximum
Weight
Constraints
1. Nanocom wants at least 50% of the total number of
advertising slots it purchases to be on Newsline, The
Hour , and Friday Night Football.
2. Advertising budget is $600,000.
3. There should be a minimum and maximum number of
advertising slots during each of the 6 weeks.
4. Nanocom should have at most only one ad slot (either
15 or 30 seconds) per show per week.
5. All decision variables is in binary.
Contd
Constraint
6. Total number of ads
allowable in each slot (i.e.
30 or 15 sec.) for each
show.
Show
Bayside
Newsline
The Hour
Cops &
Lawyers
The Judge
Friday Night
Football
ER Doctor
Commercial
Length (sec)
30
15
30
15
30
15
October
November
30
15
30
15
30
15
30
15
Solution
With the budget of $600,000 we spent $597,650. So,
there are $2,350 left i.e. extra. One may be tempted to
invest this amount further in other advertisement slots
but he can do so only after breaching at least one of the
constraints. In the end we want to say that only demand
(because of extra money of $2,350) is not enough,
presence of supply of supply (here advertisement slots)
is also necessary.
Alternate Solutions
If we dont have the constraint of at most only one ad slot per show
per week, then spending will become $600,000, but total performance
score is decreased to 1842.7511.
If we dont have the constraint on the minimum number of advertising
slots, then spending will become $600,000 & total performance score
is increased to 2082.4.
If we remove the constraint on the maximum number of advertising
slots, then there is no change in the spending (i.e. $597,650) as well as
on the total performance score (i.e. 2075.5).
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