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As it turns out, the damages issue is actually a scape goat. The real
problem seems to be about the number of groups that want to hold
events in store, and how much space they have. It sounds like the
damages issue was just the thing that broke the camel's back. While
that changes things significantly, I think some ideas I've been
thinking about are still worth a shot.
There were a few other details in the reply, and I'm just seeing if he
is ok with me sharing the e-mail (rather than paraphrasing).
On another note, I also received a reply from someone I was speaking
with during my vacation to Halifax. He wrote a paper on discrimination
in gaming which he's trying to dig up for me. But that's for another
post.
Enjoy your weekend,
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I just send the letter to the store, and will be following up with
them next week if I do not hear back.
Moving forward, I am going to suggest a more direct approach, such as
taking a deposit, or simply charging for the space. Regarding charges
space, I think that people will be fine paying something like $2 per
event, knowing that this money can go directly towards new tables,
chairs, and repairs (instead of pulling money from the store's profits
and trying to justify repairs, which may happen under the proposed
policy). These, and some other thoughts, give some more measurable
outcomes to the matter than simply forcing people to buy something and
trying to work it out later. Thoughts?
As for the leaf blower thing, it was kind of before my time.
Basically, when Magic the Gathering was released, it became so popular
that it was taking space away from other gamers. Supposedly, there
were so many players that people would just play on the ground at
conventions that did not have enough space. As the story goes, this
annoyed other players so much that people would kick cards out of the
way or bring leaf blowers to clear the path. I have heard accounts
like this a number of times. Myth or not, I'm unsure. It certainly
would be a fun research project for someone.
Anyways, I'll keep everyone posted on what happens
Bryan
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Additionally, if either of you would also like to contact the store,
it would certainly help the matter. I am ultimately trying to hone in
on the fact that this policy doesn't address the problem at hand. I'm
sure that you have additional arguments you can contribute.
Bryan
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I am writing with regard to your proposed store policy for the
mezzanine gaming area. I have a number of serious concerns with this
new direction, and I fear that this will only cause damage to the
gaming community and to your store.
The decision to audit events for their worth, based solely on the
amount of money they bring into the store, is very concerning. I feel
that this will prevent other kinds of events from taking place in
store, just as pre-release demos, playtests, and informative events. I
would like to organize a lecture series on a variety of gaming topics
such and group dynamics and game design, and I feel that this policy
could prevent that from taking place. Such events are unlikely to
generate any direct sales for the store, or are unlikely to do so for
some time. If customers feel like they have to "buy something, or get
out," they may be hesitant to turn to the Sentry Box.
Additionally, the decision to audit and events' worth is
inappropriate, as it places value judgments on games and events. Many
gamers play games that either stand alone (such as many board games),
or have very limited release schedules (such as the majority of
roleplaying and miniature games). Many gamers even enjoy games that
are out of print or otherwise difficult to acquire. This means that
the event is unlikely to generate any direct, meaningful sales. By
placing value judgments on such events, you risk forcing these people
out of the store. With little to buy, there is little reason for these
events to take place under this new policy.
I fear that this decision will only drive a wedge through the gaming
community, and will only result in hard feeling and a ghettoized
store. We have all heard stories about roleplayers taking leaf blowers
to conventions in order to fight for space with collectible card game
players. I fear that this will happen, as many customers may feel
marginalized. It is easy and extremely likely for a collectible card
game player to make numerous small purchases during an event. It is
far less likely for a roleplayer, board game player, or even some
miniature game players, to make such purchases. This will lead to
conflicts over space and entitlement issues. I am concerned that a
heated argument over space could lead to purchase wars, where
participants of different events will try to out-buy each other in
order to get space. Even if this does not happen, many gamers could
simply leave the Sentry Box, as they feel that they have no place in
the store. If participants of less financial events see that the store
is favouring, say, collectible card games, they will simply take their
business elsewhere, effectively turning the Sentry Box into a ghetto.
There are even possible concerns with regard to same-category game.
Some product lines simply have more marketing and capital behind them
than other like games. For example, Dungeons and Dragons is more
aggressively marketed, and has a far more active release schedule than
any other roleplaying game. Likewise, Games Workshop has a more active
release schedule than other miniature games. Customers who play games
that have a more product releases will have no problem making
continual purchases, but what about those customers that cannot make
such frequent purchases?
This new policy also poses a problem to customers who purchase
products from outside of a specific product line, such as board game
players purchasing new board game, or roleplayers who purchase
products from product lines unrelated to their event. Such purchases
tend to take place over time, given the high price of new products.
While I agree with you (and other shop owners I have spoken with) that
things like board games hold a greater value and re-playability than
many other forms of entertainment, they also carry a heavier price
tag. A board game player, for example, may only buy a new board game
(in the $80-100 price point) once every several months. Roleplayers
are in a similar situation, as the startup capital on a new game is
often quite high. It is simply unlikely these customers make frequent
purchases when the cost of their target products are as high as they
are. This is not to complain about prices; I am just raising a point
about the frequency in which a customer can buy new products.
Ultimately, all this policy does is place a dollar value on customers
and favors those who can spend more, without considering that
customers are limited in what and how to buy.
Outside of all of these concerns is the operational burden on the
Sentry Box and its staff. There was a later mention that purchases can
be tracked for events that take place after store hours and such.
While you've clearly thought about alternative situations, I would
like to highlight some of the burdens that will be placed on your
staff. The store will need to be tracking events and purchases over an
extremely long time. You will need to create archives and be able to
look at historical trends and purchase data. As you probably know,
this will be a massive burden on you and your staff. You will need to
decide on how much leeway you give customers to make their purchases,
and how long you will "credit" purchases, in the event that a customer
or group slows down their spending habits. This creates a spike in
operation expenses, as well as some considerations for infrastructure
and records storage. Instead of serving customers and ordering new
products, staff will be chasing groups and managing financial
histories. All of this work and burden does not address the problem at
hand; damages to the Sentry Box's property. This is a band-aid
solution that actually creates more problems than it solves, but still
falls short of its actual objective.
This new policy appears to be a rash, oppressive decision that
ultimately has little to do with the problem at hand. Instead of
protecting your property, it seems like you are judging what events
are worth having in store. This is a common pitfall in policy
development, where the creation of new rule and regulations actually
fail to address the issue at hand. If the issue is damages to the
mezzanine space, the policy should address those damages instead of
making hash value judgments about who is welcome at the Sentry Box.
Instead of punishing all players, a store policy about the area should
focus on preventing damages. I have spoken with a colleague and fellow
gamer about this, and he feel that this policy is sending the worst
possible message. From reading your Wordpress post, he feels that you
are unintentionally sending the message that you are only interested
in people's money, and that customers need to pay up or leave. While
this is clearly not the intention, this is the outcome.
I would like to meet with you to discuss alternatives to this
oppressive and misaligned policy. I am happy to work with you to find
a better way of protecting the store's assets as well as its image and
community. I have already thought of a number of less hostile, more
direct approaches to dealing with this, and I am sure that we can
explore more together. The Sentry Box need to send the right message
to its customers that they and their activities are welcome, without
prejudice or judgment, and I know that we can find a way to do that.
Sincerely,
Bryan Campbell
Regional Director, Canada
Committee for the Advancement of Role-Playing Games
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> We would like to continue offering free gaming space but lately there
> have been lots of broken chairs, tables, handrails, damaged walls,
> etc. and the maintenance costs for running the space have been
> increasing. By making sure that the groups using the space are the
> ones that spend money in store it helps to justify us eating these
> maintenance costs.
I can only see two scenarios here: Either the location is falling
apart from age and use and an unavoidable rise in maintenance and
renovation/replacement costs requires maximizing revenue per square
foot—sad but understandable—or the property is being negligently or
maliciously destroyed by the users. In the former case, perhaps there
might be an alternative solution for such one-time costs (e.g., a
fundraising drive for a maintenance fund). In the latter case, a quick
review of the area after each event should be able to spot most of the
damage and result in fines or banning.
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New Policy for Events
After consultation and discussion we are going to be implementing a
new policy regarding events from the beginning of August.
If you are buying something and are in the store because you are
playing or running a specific event then you should inform the person
on the till. They will make a note of the purchase amount and it will
be entered into a spreadsheet to keep track of the total money spent
by each event. We will then periodically review to make sure the
events that deserve to be allocated space continue to get it, and
perhaps look at whether other events should continue.
So this will mean that there is NO fee for playing in events, as was
one of the ideas previously put forward. However, I do want to make
sure those groups that support the store are getting space to play so
we have come up with this alternative.
We would like to continue offering free gaming space but lately there
have been lots of broken chairs, tables, handrails, damaged walls,
etc. and the maintenance costs for running the space have been
increasing. By making sure that the groups using the space are the
ones that spend money in store it helps to justify us eating these
maintenance costs.
If you have any questions or comments on this new policy please email
me at ops@sentrybox.com
Greg
I will be formulating a response to the store over the next few days.
I am very concerned with this, as I feel that less finance-requiring
games like roleplaying games and board games (as well as other events,
like a lecture series I wanted to run) are being targeting. I'm
concerned that this will be seen very negatively, and customers will
feel like they have to compete with each other financially in order
feel welcome at the Box. I also feel that players may choose other
venues to play in, and thus spend less money in store, which is
completely the opposite effect.
If anyone would like to include some comments, please sent them to me
over the next day or two, and I will try to incorporate them.
For the community in general, I hope that policies like this do not
become common place. Roleplayers stand to lose the most from decisions
like this, as it is very hard for many gamers to find affordable
spaces to play.
Bryan
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TATA TELESERVICES LTD
CMP: 21
Target: 30 in 3 months
Tata Teleservices Limited spearheads the Tata Group's presence in the
telecom sector. The Tata Group includes over 90 companies, over
395,000 employees worldwide and more than 3.5 million shareholders.
It launched mobile operations in January 2005 under the brand name
Tata Indicom and today enjoys a pan-India presence through existing
operations in all of India's 22 telecom Circles.
Tata Teleservices Limited also has a significant presence in the GSM
space, through its joint venture with NTT DOCOMO of Japan, and offers
differentiated products and services under the Tata DOCOMO brand name.
Today, Tata Teleservices Ltd, along with Tata Teleservices
(Maharashtra) Ltd, serves over 85 million customers in more than
450,000 towns and villages across the country.
Tata Teleservices saw a whooping rise in its sale rising by 39% to Rs.
3128.24 cr in FY 11.
The company, by improving its revenue model and deeper market
penetration, turned into a profit making one, by giving Net profit of
Rs 49.90 crore in FY11 vs net loss Rs 298 crore in FY10.
A per the latest news by telecom tribunal TDSAT, Tata Teleservices is
entitled 2G GSM spectrum in Delhi on priority basis compare to its
peers Idea, Unitech and Videocon.
Going forward we expect the company to maintain quarterly addition of
0.5 million subscriber in FY12, which signifies an addition of 20
million subscribers in a year.
We expect the upgrade to 3G to boost average revenue per user, premium
services may take time to pick up in a price sensitive market such as
India. Increase usage of broadband service on photon device driving
key metrics upwards. The overall performance of the company looks
encouraging.
We estimate the top line to grow at 6.1 % CAGR over FY11-13E. At CMP
of 21 we have a BUY rating on the stock with the target price of 30.
TATA COMMUNICATION
CMP: 203
Target: 250 in 4 months
Tata Communications Limited along with its global subsidiaries (Tata
Communications) is a leading global provider of the new world of
communications managed network connectivity, hosted data center,
communications solutions and business transformation services to
global and Indian enterprises & service providers as well as,
broadband and content services to Indian consumers. The Tata Global
Network encompasses one of the most advanced and largest submarine
cable networks, a Tier-1 IP network, connectivity to more than 200
countries across 400 PoPs and more than one million square feet data
center space. Tata Communications serves its customers from its
offices in 80 cities in 40 countries worldwide. It has strategic
investments in operators in South Africa (Neotel), Sri Lanka (Tata
Communications Lanka Limited) and Nepal (United Telecom Limited). The
number one global international wholesale voice operator and number
one provider of International Long Distance, Enterprise Data and
Internet Services in India, the company was named "Best Wholesale
Carrier" at the World Communications Awards and was named the "Best
Pan-Asian Wholesale Provider".
Tata Communications consolidated results for the year ended on March
31, 2011. Consolidated revenues increased by 8% to Rs 11,932 crores
(about USD 2.6 billion) from Rs.11,026crores (about USD 2.3 billion)
in the previous year. The company's operating profit (EBITDA) was up
21% at Rs 1,226 crores for 2010-11 as against Rs 1,012 crores for the
previous year.
Tcom has made conscious efforts to diversify from its core wholesale
voice business and tap the higher margin managed services and cloud
business. The company also announced the international launch of
InstaCompute, its cloud infrastructure and application services
offering. Tata Communications signed a significant international voice
sourcing agreement with Videotron, one of Canada's largest
communications companies.
With Internet users increasing by more than 500% all across the globe
and Tata Comm being the global leader in providing internet
facilities, we see tremendous demand and growth for Tata in near
future.
Tata Communication got approval from Supreme Court for sale of a part
of 774 acres of land in Maharashtra which belonged to VSNL (Tata
Communication). This will be accounted in the sheets of Tata
Communication.
We believe the stock is a good opportunity point as long term drivers
are intact asaddressable market opportunity leaves tremendous scope
for expansion stock may go up by 40%.
The company's trailing 12-month (TTM) EPS was at Rs 5.62 per share.
(Mar, 2011). The stock's price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio was 37.71. The
latest book value of the company is Rs 261.09 per share.
However, we expect impact on revenues and EBIDTA our FY12/13 estimates
9.2 % of upside.
We recommend 'BUY' on the stock at CMP 203 with a target price of Rs…
250 ...
BUY RURAL ELECTRIFICATION CORPORATION LIMITED (REC)
CMP: 205;
Target: 300
Rural Electrification Corporation Limited (REC), under Ministry of
Power, was incorporated on July 25, 1969 under the Companies Act 1956.
REC a listed Public Sector Enterprise Government of India with a net
worth of Rs. 11,080 Crore as on 31.03.10.
REC provides loan assistance to SEBs/State Power Utilities for
investments in rural electrification schemes through its Corporate
Office located at New Delhi and 17 field units (Project Offices),
which are located in most of the States.
Rural Electrification Corporation (REC)'s net profit rose 28.4% to Rs
2569.92 crore on 26.7% increase in total income to Rs 8495.26 crore in
the year ended March 2011 over the year ended March 2010.
Following the rumors that media has spread about REC, its Finance
Director HD Khunteta have cleared up Tamil Nadu issue's rumors in the
following interview to CNBC. Tamil Nadu electricity board is a
Government entity and the Government will take the responsibility to
pay REC the due amount if the board fails. In no ways will the Tamil
Nadu board be defaulted by REC. REC is receiving regular interest on
due date by the board.
For 2011-12, we expect REC's loan growth to stabilise around 25 per
cent, led by slowing disbursements and higher competition. Its
disbursements are estimated to grow by 20 per cent, with some cushion
from undisbursed loans of over Rs 100,000 crore.
We have a 'BUY' rating on the stock at CMP of 205 due to REC's robust
long-term business outlook and valuations. Also to post compounded
earnings growth of 25 per cent and average return on equity (RoE) of
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