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Oct
18

Artificial Wings: Exploring the developing nations

The airline industry of the two largest developing nations of the world are high on artificial wings. When the world is experiencing the aftermath of the global financial meltdown, China seems to rake in moolah from the airline industry. China has more than 1200 aircraft owned by the airlines and is expected to cross the… Continue reading »

Tags: 2010, aircraft, artificial wings, China, chinese airlines, communism, developing nations, government, India, industry structure, investment, non alignment, positives, profits, strategy, target market, twitter

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Oct
06

Series 3: Where is China heading?

by rohit

China has attracted $853 billion FDI in last 30 years, which is the highest among the emerging nations. China’s manufacturing industry ranks 4th in the world. More than 50% of china’s fiscal revenues come from this sector. Most of the PCs and Laptops manufactured in the world are from China. what is manufacturing? It is… Continue reading »

Tags: bargaining power, cheap, China, economies, fiscal, goods, hub, intel, laptops, lighters, manpower, manufacturing, negotiate, pc, powerful, question, series 1, Series 2, series 3, so what, strategy, taiwan, taiwan semiconductors, Technology, twitter, UK, US, utilities, weapons, wenzhou, what is manufacturing, where is china heading, why china is the leader in manufacturing, world

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Oct
05

Jordan on a move

by rohit

How many of you know Michael Jordan? Quite a lot I guess but how many of you know Jordan, a country? Jordan is a west Asian country sharing borders with Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia and Isreal. Much of the land is covered by the Arabian desert except the North-Western part where the capital of the… Continue reading »

Tags: Amman, Arab, asia, basketball, brain drain, brain gain, China, conservative banking sector, country, economic, fundamentals, GDP, growth, India, intellectual capital, Iraq, Isreal, Jordan, Jordan on the move, liberal, Micheal Jordan, middle east, next Beirut, policy, popularity rating, privatization, river, Saudi Arabia, SEZs, Sports, strategy, sustainable, Syria, twitter, what made it happen

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Aug
17

ICICI’s second K.V. Kamath

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by rohit

ICICI bank is India’s second largest bank with total assets of US $75 Billion as on 31st March 2009. There is rumor that it’s current Managing Director and CEO Ms. Chanda Kochhar is second K.V. Kamath for them. Mr. Kamath is known for his excellent leadership qualities which helped ICICI grow from an industrial loan… Continue reading »

Tags: 2009, advantage, assets, bank, banking sector strategy, benefit, Chanda, competitive, deposit, economic, great leaders, growth, ICICI, ICICI bank, India, K.V. Kamath, Kamath, Kochhar, leadership qualities, liabilities, loans, organization, product mix, recession, reduce complains, retail, rumor, rural, secured, semi-urban, strategy, structure, turnaround, twitter, unsecured

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Jul
17

Taxonomy of Life: series 1

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by rohit

It is said that the winning strategy of British in India was to “divide and rule”. They divided India into many religious and cultural segments to weaken the base of brotherhood among Indians. The sectret of modern marketing is exactly the same. Let us reveal some of its astonishing relations with the British strategy. The… Continue reading »

Tags: british, bull, bull's eye, buying behaviour, divide, divide and rule, life, marketing, marketing strategy, MTR, positioning, segmentation, STP, strategy, target customer, targeting, taxonomy

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Artificial Wings: Exploring the developing nations

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