Tag: The Advertising Club

  • Mondelez India and McCann Worldgroup India win big at The Advertising Club’s EFFIE India Awards 2023

    Mondelez India and McCann Worldgroup India win big at The Advertising Club’s EFFIE India Awards 2023

    Mumbai: The Advertising Club hosted the latest edition of the coveted ‘EFFIE India AWARDS 2023’ with Celebrity Cricket League as the Associate Sponsor, Craving Digital as the Imagination Partner, Diageo India as the Celebration Partner, and Heineken Silver Beer as the Beverage Sponsor. Mondelez India was judged the EFFIE India Client of the Year, while McCann Worldgroup India was named EFFIE India Agency of the Year. The coveted Grand EFFIE was won by Enormous for Jaquar’s campaign ‘Unimaginable Brand Extensions.’

    Announced at a celebratory event at Taj Lands’ End, Mumbai, the awards acknowledged the impact of success through work done by agencies and clients that set new benchmarks in effectiveness in marketing and advertising communication. Setting a new milestone, EFFIE India garnered a record-breaking 1276 entries this year, the highest in its 23-year history, with participation from 79 agencies.

    Speaking at the EFFIEs, The Advertising Club president Rana Barua said, “The EFFIEs stand as a testament to the power of impactful storytelling and strategic brilliance in our industry. My heartfelt gratitude to the advertising fraternity for their unwavering support, making these awards a celebration of creativity and effectiveness. Congratulations to all the winners for crafting campaigns that not only captivate but also leave a lasting impact on our audiences. Your creativity continues to shape the future of our industry. Here’s to another year of pushing boundaries and inspiring innovation in the world of advertising.”

    Elaborating on the awards, EFFIE India chairperson Mitrajit Bhattacharya said, “EFFIE India continues to showcase its unwavering commitment to celebrating excellence in advertising, honouring both exceptional work and the talented individuals behind it. I’d like to extend my gratitude to the esteemed judges who dedicated their time and expertise to assess a remarkable 1276 entries, setting a new record. Their commitment is truly commendable. A heartfelt thank you also goes out to our sponsors, the entire Ad Club managing committee, the EFFIE committee, EFFIE New York, and The Ad Club secretariat for their tireless efforts in making it a resounding celebration of creativity and innovation in the advertising industry.”

    EFFIE India co-chairpeson Pradeep Dwivedi added, “In yet another splendid year of the EFFIE India Awards, what stands out is how agencies and brands continue to put in their hard work. Their meticulous contributions in ideation, flawless execution, and the art of brand-building are truly commendable. EFFIEs has always added and will continue to add a profound insight into the concept of advertising awards. A big congratulations to all the winners and the participants.”

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  • The Advertising Club collaborates with MICA

    The Advertising Club collaborates with MICA

    Mumbai: The Advertising Club has announced a partnership with India’s leading marketing and communication management institute, MICA – The School of Ideas, for an online programme on Performance Marketing. Kickstarting in January 2024, the collaborative initiative is aimed towards empowering individuals with industry-relevant skills and knowledge through a specially curated leadership and management development module on Performance Marketing. The programme is designed to help experienced professionals as well as freshers develop contemporary need of the hour capabilities that employers are seeking in order to maintain their competitive advantage.  

    The 36 hours intense live online programme is curated in a workshop format by the industry and academic experts and will include a significant level of self-study. Designed for advertising and marketing professionals, creative specialists, digital marketing experts, and learning enthusiasts, the Performance Marketing programme will include live teaching sessions, self-learning, group-learning and will culminate with an evaluation which will include assessments, presentations and quizzes.  Spanning 9 weeks, the programme will cover the basics and advanced technicalities of performance marketing, social media marketing, display advertising, email and affiliate marketing, SEO & SEM, targeting and audience segmentation, Generative AI, Machine Learning and much more, ensuring a holistic learning experience.

    Speaking on the partnership with MICA, The Advertising Club president Rana Barua said, “The landscape of the MarTech industry is constantly evolving. With this programme, we aim to provide a platform for freshers and experienced professionals, and empower them to upskill their knowledge, thereby becoming industry ready. We believe this collaboration will foster learning, transform careers, inspire creativity, and ultimately elevate standards within our industry.”

    MICA professor Mayank Kumar further said, “At MICA, we unravel the intricate layers of Performance Marketing, offering a panoramic view of its evolution and strategies. Join our experts as they decode the dynamic marketing landscape, empowering your prowess in this ever-evolving field.”

    The Performance Marketing programme will commence in January 2024, starting with 2 live sessions each week conducted over Zoom. More details on the programme can be found on The Advertising Club website as well as the MICA website.

  • The Advertising Club Bangalore opens entries for the Big Bang Awards 2023

    The Advertising Club Bangalore opens entries for the Big Bang Awards 2023

    Mumbai: The Advertising Club Bangalore, an esteemed institution with a legacy spanning over four decades, is thrilled to announce its flagship property – The Big Bang Awards. This grand celebration of excellence covers a wide spectrum of creative, design, media, digital, and marketing achievements. We’re excited to announce that the entries to this prestigious award is now open.

    The Advertising Club Bangalore president Laeeq Ali, shared his

    thoughts on this event, “As the president of this prestigious advertising club, I’m deeply honoured to announce these awards. Advertising is going through a sea change by the day, but it will remain the lifeblood of many industries. As an industry body, It is our duty to recognize and celebrate the outstanding creativity, dedication, and innovation that advertisers bring to the world and extremely proud to be doing this event for 30 years. A new executive committee has been formed and we are looking at doing the final event in a grand manner too.”

    The Big Bang Awards have been a pillar of recognition for close to three decades. These awards welcome participation from all members of the advertising and marketing fraternity throughout the country. The previous event witnessed a remarkable turnout, with entries pouring in from over 40 agencies and 9 clients, representing 12 cities in India.

    Just as in previous years, a high-caliber jury consisting of eminent advertising, media, and marketing professionals, hailing from diverse regions in India and the APAC, will oversee the judging process entirely online.

    The Big Bang Awards for Creative Excellence will celebrate outstanding accomplishments in creative and content. Categories include Consumer, B2B, Media, Entertainment, Social Causes, Health, Fitness, Wellness, E-commerce, Integrated Marketing Campaigns, and a new category spotlighting regional campaigns in various Indian languages.

    The Big Bang Awards for Design Excellence will acknowledge exceptional internal and external design expertise, encompassing Brand Identity and UX design.

    The Big Bang Awards for Media Excellence and Digital Excellence will pay tribute to the innovative work carried out by Media and Digital agencies, encompassing various traditional and digital media. A new category focusing on Data and Technology is also included to recognize how data and research can be leveraged to create more effective campaigns founded on powerful insights.

    Additionally, The Big Bang Awards will celebrate budding talent with awards for Young Writer (Copy/Content) of the Year, Young Art Director of the Year, and the Arvind Kumar Memorial Young Media Professional of the Year.

    Big Bang Awards chairperson Malavika Harita expressed, “This

    period is an exciting phase for all of us at the club as well as the

    Jury. Year on year, we get to see some amazing work cutting across India as well as categories. With the lines blurring between technology & marketing, the approach to ideation itself has changed and I look forward to seeing lot more interesting entries marrying the traditional & the new. The theme ‘Find the Balance’ for this years big bang awards is also centred around the same thought too.”

  • Bipin R Pandit’s Khumaar Musical Nite returns on 4 November

    Bipin R Pandit’s Khumaar Musical Nite returns on 4 November

    Mumbai: Khumaar the famous and much-awaited Musical Nite organised by Bipin R Pandit for the past 18 years in succession (barring the covid period) is all set to happen on Saturday, 4 November 2023 at St. Andrews Auditorium Bandra.

    This year Khumaar will be presented in a new avtaar as songs that will be rendered will be from the year 1990 onwards. Thus, you will have popular numbers of Sonu Nigam, Udit Narayan, Shaan, Kumar Sanu, Alka Yagnik, Anuradha Paudwal. There will be a special Sufi segment as well.

    Khumaar founder and owner Bipin R Pandit stated, “As an organizer and performer it is a great feeling that my show for all 18 years has been houseful two to three weeks ahead of the event date at times even one month before. I am extremely happy that most of the industry Stalwarts from the Media, Advertising and Marketing world have confirmed their presence.

    It has always been my endeavor to scout and select talent meticulously over a period of one year from all over India. Thus, what you get to see on the event day is the very best available. Besides the established stars, I am getting one singer from Ahmedabad, Bangalore, and Malegaon Nashik.

    This show will be in celebration of my completion of 25 years with the Advertising Club and 18 years of Khumaar. It will not be inappropriate to state that this is the perfect launch for the festive season of Diwali that follows. There is a musical Dhamaka in the offering.”

  • AdClub’s M.Ad Quiz to take place on 7 November

    AdClub’s M.Ad Quiz to take place on 7 November

    Mumbai: The Advertising Club’s most vibrant and entertaining event, M.Ad Quiz, is back with a bang. In association with Brand Quity, M.Ad Quiz will be held on Tuesday, 7 November 2023 at 5.30 pm at Jade Sky, Jade Garden Terrace, third floor, Nehru Centre, Worli, Mumbai, for the participating teams.

    The biggest attraction for the distinctiveness of the show is Derek O’Brien, who is the best in the business and would don the role of the quiz master.

    In addition to the participants from the world of media, advertising and marketing industries, bright and curious professionals from any industry sector are also welcome to participate including the students of business school.

    In an age of Google search, Chat GPT 4, curiosity which is a key ingredient of a curious and cognitively enriched mind has been the biggest casualty. But human ingenuity far exceeds the technology-led readymade answers that fail to nourish a curious mind and this is where is the attraction of M.Ad Quiz, as an answer to a creative mind that can shun the trap of mediocrity.

    The high-octane and immersive programme will have all the ingredients of fun and gratification through attractive gifts from leading brands for both the participants and the audience at large. The winners will stand to win gifts like Haier Refrigerator, Titan Watches, Hampers from Unilever, Garnier, Britannia, Mondelez, Dabur, Bombay Shaving Company, and Nestle.

    There will be two members per team. Every team can get five cheerleaders at no cost. The final six teams chosen will go on stage for the final session. One organization can send multiple teams.

    Entry fee for participation:

    • Entry Fee for Team: Rs 10500/- (two team members plus five cheerleaders)

    Donor Passes:

    • Gold Member: Rs 650/-

    • Silver Member: Rs 850/-

    • Ad club senior citizen member: Rs 500/-

    The event is followed by cocktails & dinner.

  • The Advertising Club elects Rana Barua as president

    The Advertising Club elects Rana Barua as president

    Mumbai: The advertising, marketing and media industry’s apex body – The Advertising Club has announced the managing committee for the current fiscal, i.e., F.Y. 2023-2024, at its 69th Annual General Meeting. Havas India Group CEO Rana Barua has been elected to lead the body.

    Partha Sinha will continue as a member of the managing committee as the immediate past president for the ensuing year.

    Speaking about the appointment, The Advertising Club president Rana Barua said, “It’s an honour to serve as the President at The Ad Club, a nearly 70-year-old venerable institution, whose legacy is deeply rooted in its unwavering commitment to excellence and is a beacon of inspiration for our industry. Our mission extends beyond accolades; it’s about actively shaping belonging and how we engage and influence the larger fraternity and the newer generation. Our new management team, a mosaic of diverse leaders across sectors, embark on a journey of limitless possibilities and opportunities. Together, we commit meaningful initiatives that will enable us to attract fresh talent into the industry, championing women empowerment, nurturing future leaders, advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion, and fostering progressive alliances and conversations.”

    The below members were elected unopposed. The Office Bearers of The Advertising Club for 2023-2024 are –

    •    Rana Barua – president
    •    Dheeraj Sinha – vice president
    •    Dr Bhaskar Das – secretary
    •    Shashi Sinha – jt. secretary
    •    Mitrajit Bhattacharya – treasurer

    Managing Committee Members include the below industry leaders who will play a decisive role in driving synergies and ensuring the success of all The Advertising Club initiatives:

    •    Avinash Kaul
    •    Malcolm Raphael
    •    Prasanth Kumar
    •    Punitha Arumugam
    •    Shubhranshu Singh
    •    Sonia Huria
    •    Subramanyeswar Samayam

    In addition, given below is the list of co-opted industry professionals:

    •    Ajay Kakar
    •    Pradeep Dwivedi
    •    Vikram Sakhuja

    The below list of leaders are special invitees and bring immense value to The Advertising Club through their expertise and deep understanding of the respective industry segments:

    •    Ajay Chandwani
    •    Alok Lall
    •    Anusha Shetty
    •    Lulu Raghavan
    •    Mansha Tandon
    •    Nisha Narayanan
    •    Raj Nayak
    •    Satyanarayan Raghavan
    •    Vikas Khanchandani
  • Partha Sinha re-elected as The Advertising Club president

    Partha Sinha re-elected as The Advertising Club president

    Mumbai: The advertising, marketing and media industry’s apex body – The Advertising Club has announced the managing committee for the current fiscal at its 68th annual general meeting. Bennett, Coleman & Co., president – response Partha Sinha has been re-elected to lead the body.   

    “I am honoured to be re-elected as the president of The Advertising Club,” said The Advertising Club president Partha Sinha, speaking about the appointment. “In spite of being extraordinarily challenging, the last 24 months of the pandemic allowed us to innovate and deliver some of the most impactful engagement initiatives.”

    “From the first-ever online edition of the Effie awards that created a new benchmark for virtual events and the in-person emvies that was attended by 1,000 media enthusiasts, to raising the bar on Abby’s awards by associating with the One Show and collaborating with the United Nations on Unstereotype Alliance – the team exemplified excellence with each activity. I am thankful to the team we’ve worked with and look forward to working closely with them again to take The Advertising Club to newer heights,” he further added.

    The office bearers of The Advertising Club for 2022-2023 are president, Partha Sinha, vice president Rana Barua, secretary Shashi Sinha, joint secretary Mitrajit Bhattacharya and treasurer Dr Bhaskar Das.

    Managing committee members include Prasanth Kumar, Vikram Sakhuja, Ajay Kakar, Debabrata Mukherjee, Rahul Johri, Aditya Swamy and Manasi Narasimhan. In addition, the co-opted industry professionals include: Punitha Arumugam, Sonia Huria, and Pradeep Dwivedi

    The list of leaders who will continue to bring value to TAC through their expertise and deep understanding of the respective industry segments include Avinash Pant, Raj Nayak, Ajay Chandwani, Sapangeet Rajwant, Namrata Tata, Rathi Gangappa, Sidharth Rao, Alok Lall, Vikas Khanchandani and Malcolm Raphael. Partho Dasgupta will continue as a member of the managing committee as the immediate past president for the ensuing year, it added.

  • Create campaigns to increase engagement and attract customers:Disney+ Hotstar’s EVP & CMO S Shakdher

    Create campaigns to increase engagement and attract customers:Disney+ Hotstar’s EVP & CMO S Shakdher

    Mumbai: In today’s world, creating the best marketing campaign means the company not only aims to attract consumers towards ads but engage them too, expressed Disney+ Hotstar executive VP and CMO Sidharth Shakdher. He was speaking at The Advertising Club’s third edition of D-CODE, held in Mumbai recently.

    He discussed the effectiveness of funnel marketing for Disney+ Hotstar, which led to the conversion of 95 million engaged viewers from an overall spike of 140 million viewers. In 2019, the viewership increased to 112 million.

    Shakdher further explained that in funnel marketing, a potential consumer goes from becoming aware of your brand to purchasing the goods or services.

    “While building a funnel, two things were important to us: to have a better experience and to maximise the spike. We wanted to reverse the narrative that digital drives people,” he said. “We created this funnel as there was a spike happening and the challenge was to convert them into engaged consumers.”

    “And every time a person got converted, they would negate, and then iterate the recommendations again and show him another set of recommendations so that he could convert from spiked to engaged,” he added.

    Sidharth further advised that in all marketing campaigns, advertisers have to be able to pivot the right objectives, so, if they’re looking at a conversion-based campaign then it is requisite that advertisers have an action-based campaign in place.

    “Your conversion could be a purchase, but your action could be an add to cart, reading a product retail page, or anything. Always know what works best for you in terms of conversion is concern,” he added further.

    Mentioning about the creative ads on Disney+ Hotstar, he highlighted the local superheroes advertisements that have Indian middle-class power. The professional campaign titled “Superheroes” was published in India in October 2020. Disney + Hotstar had built the creative where “superheroes” were shown as common people, and they were using superpowers to stop their friends from going out and watching a match with them. An interesting campaign indeed!

    He discussed further on ‘moment marketing’- a strategy for advertising that concentrates on reaching potential customers and where an advertiser takes advantage of ongoing events by delivering relevant and relatable content. Disney+ Hotstar reaped potential benefits matching it up during the IPL matches- an important cricket event. The broadcaster picked those moments on the controllable prioritisation matrix. The broadcaster prioritized its promotional technique based on trending things happening during the event and used social media to create connections and marketing opportunities.

    Shakdher mentioned that Disney+ Hotstar has built a prioritisation matrix and established 15 rules, which led to the incorporation of 15,000 dynamic creatives. In order to produce effective results, dynamic creatives optimise a variety of ad components (such as pictures, videos, titles, descriptions, and CTAs).

    There are instances, where a batsman is nearing a half-century of run, the other was a batsman’s strike rate went up above 150 percent , and there were two wickets falling in a row. In all the cases, ads used to appear automatically & matched with the situation when wickets were down, or batsmen were playing well & hitting sixes, which led consumers to click & engage with ads while watching matches.

    “We were able to serve up in real-time while the match was going on,” claimed Sidharth. “That led to a 200 per cent improvement in cost per click (CPC), and we were able to reach 80 million viewers.”

    Dynamic creative optimization (DCO), a real-time display advertising technology, was used by Disney+ Hotstar to personalise ads based on viewer information at the time of ad serving. Every time something similar occurs in a match, it appears on visual display, in static campaigns, performance marketing campaigns, or programmatic campaigns.

    “Always have practical objectives for the campaign. If your message is that a particular product serves a particular need, then we also have sub-segments like pricing, convenience, etc., so run these smaller campaigns within the larger campaign and find out the segments that gave the best result,” he concluded.

  • We keep talking about digital & technology, but at the end of the day it’ll always be about people: Dentsu’s Amit Wadhwa

    We keep talking about digital & technology, but at the end of the day it’ll always be about people: Dentsu’s Amit Wadhwa

    Mumbai: The ever-changing digital ecosystem has altered the game of advertising and marketing as we once knew it. Digital marketing has developed into a significant platform for some profound work and brand case studies. Whether it’s digital or non-digital, every creative needs to emanate from a strong idea, said Dentsu Creative India CEO Amit Wadhwa, sharing his insights on the digital space and what works in the medium at the third edition of The Advertising Club’s D: CODE held recently in Mumbai.

    We keep talking about digital and technology, but this will always be about people at the end of the day, Wadhwa emphasised. “People are needed for ideas. People are needed to create technology. People are needed to run and understand the medium. That is the most important consideration.”

    At the Tac’s annual digital review, ten digital evangelists from the advertising and marketing fraternity shared key takeaways that brands and their digital custodians can make use of.

    Repersenting dentsu creative, the winner of the Agency Of The Year award at Cannes this year, Wadhwa shared the two pieces of work that stirred him. Or, in his own words, like a true advertising professional, he “stuck to the brief” – where the brief given was to showcase one best-of-class work from their own stable, along with one work that truly inspired them. He started with a creative coming from Dentsu’s stable, called The Protest March.

    Speaking about exactly why he chose this particular piece of work, Wadhwa said, “Who says protests have to be on the street… who says protests have to be violent or there has to be aggression? This is cricket and this is a protest-you can’t get a bigger and better idea.” More importantly, he added, this idea is digital at its core. The whole reason this is happening is that digital is there as a platform.

    Pointing out the third important element, Wadhwa said, “And I strongly believe in the third power—that’s purpose. I think it’s important for everything to have a purpose. And look at the purpose this one had. Taliban taking over, rights being taken away and I think you can’t have a stronger purpose than that.”

    Titled ‘The Protest Match’, the initiative recreated the Afghanistan women’s cricket team virtually, replicating the exact team that was unfairly banned from playing in real life. With an objective to pledge support and protest the injustice caused to the Afghan Women’s Cricket team, on 3 April 2022 – the day the ICC Women’s World Cup finals took place in New Zealand, Global eSports, in partnership with Isobar India Group, re-created the finals—one that could have happened.

    Talking about the next piece of work that inspired him, titled ‘Backup Ukraine,’ Wadhwa said, “When I went to Cannes this year, there was a team from Ukraine presenting this idea. And it hit me so hard that it remained with me.”

    The project was led by Virtue Worldwide, a Vice Media-owned creative agency, and centres on a digital and mobile platform that enables people in Ukraine to capture and digitally preserve 3D images of historical artefacts, monuments, and other culturally-relevant structures and objects at risk of being damaged or destroyed in light of the ongoing war with Russia. The tool employs technology developed by 3D imaging startup Polycam to create realistic digital replicas and store the digital blueprints of the artefacts they capture in the cloud.

    “I feel equally important to “what” we show on digital is “when” we show it. The timing is key,” Wadhwa said, adding that timing is key in any medium, but more so in digital.

    Wadhwa also mentioned how, nowadays, the brief itself states, ‘We want a stronger integration on digital.’ “I don’t think we need a stronger integration of digital—digital is all around us. If the idea is good, it will finally land on digital,” he asserted, adding that the moment you start trying too hard, you will see it going wrong somewhere.” Talking about the one thing that’s really spoiled us, Wadhwa says that with this medium, everything is possible, and that’s what the medium is all about.

  • Metaverse is an incredible opportunity infront of marketers currently: Meta India marketing director Avinash Pant

    Metaverse is an incredible opportunity infront of marketers currently: Meta India marketing director Avinash Pant

    Mumbai: Things are moving towards an immersive connection, which is being powered by technology. One can share an incredible amount of information with an incredible frequency. The metaverse will change our conception of the world’s businesses, industries, brands, and creators. Some devices can help you get there, but more technology will come.

    At The Advertising Club’s third edition of D:CODE Meta India, marketing director Avinash Pant enlightened the audience about the evolution of social connections and the exponentially growing metaverse space, empowering meaningful experiences.

    He said, “Metaverse will take what we love about the internet today, which is about connecting with someone not present in the physical space, and take it to another new level. This is an incredible opportunity in front of marketers.”

    A “metaverse,” he added, is a set of interconnected digital experiences that are able to make you feel present. One can do this from any device, with anyone and anywhere. But the myth he burst is that it is a dystopian reality where people are engrossed in headsets and are completely removed from the real world. That is not the case.

    All technologies put together will make things real and present. There will be a virtual home or many homes. There will be many social experiences. One could work with colleagues in the metaverse. The metaverse does not have to be a representation in the virtual world of one’s physical world. It does not have to follow any of those rules of time, space, or physics. He continued, “The ability to create incredible experiences provides a fascinating opportunity in terms of creativity, storytelling, brand narrative, and commerce.”

    He expects avatars to be synonymous with our digital identity. One way to think about today is that the digital identity is the Instagram handle. Ten years ago, it was an email address. The expectation is that, in time, the avatar will become the digital identity. How do you make it lifelike and more representational? How can it help you present yourself in the digital world? These are things to be considered by digital marketers.

    Felt presence, he said, is one of the concepts of the metaverse. One can be with a friend at a concert through things like a hologram or VR. It will provide an incredible personal social feeling, but you can also share that experience. Even in a professional environment, you can do your dream job while sitting anywhere.

    He further noted that Meta has a workroom product. You feel present because you see someone’s body language, get an idea of their expressions, and how they react as well. The potential this has in commerce is huge. When a consumer can fully immerse himself in an experience, it becomes a powerful tool for a brand.

    But it’s not just about showing off a physical product. He explained that if consumers are living in that reality, then brands have to rethink the concept of who they are. What is the business the brand is in? There is much more significant potential. The metaverse is not predicated on 2D screens. A more immersive setup is possible.

    He gave the example of helping students understand concepts like the solar system better. Meta has done work with the CBSE in this regard regarding the curriculum. He feels that Meta has a fantastic foundation in terms of technology and the platforms that it has built. The work being done in communities, creators, and commerce puts it in a great position to leverage the metaverse. The idea of community itself is evolving. On the creator side, Meta is doing a lot of work to build the creator economy. Also, the idea of storytelling is evolving. People want to interact with content, play with it, not just consume it.

    He also gave the examples of Instagram Reels and AR. In terms of commerce, he said that there was a time when if one had to buy something, you would walk over to the market. Then you started searching online. Today, it has moved from search and buy to discover and buy. People discover brands and services on social media. This spells a massive opportunity when you connect the dots to the metaverse. As a brand, you have to think about it to power demand. Digital collectibles are being unlocked on Meta. All this is coming to bear at a super speed. The ecosystem will be revamped.