A SUMMER PROJECT REPORT ON “CHANNEL DISTRIBUTION OF TITAN WATCHES IN WESTERN UTTAR PARDESH” SUBMITTED TO:- SUBMITTED BY:- Resp. Mr. V.S.Solanki sir Chirag Gupta Faculty P.G.D.M(2010-12) IPM, Meerut IPM,Meerut External guide:- Mr Sachin Kumar Singh Distributor (western U.P) cum ASM Titan watches Institute of Productivity & Management PREFACE The PGDM program
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brand. Here lies the challenge for BMW and the marketing efforts behind the Z3 campaign are aimed at changing this perception of the American customer and ingrain BMS s brand image in the hearts of Americans. Phase1 which was not a run of the mill marketing campaign created a huge buzz and was deemed a huge success. The campaign revolved around the placement of the BMW Z3 in the James Bond Movie, GOLDENEYE as Bonds new car. Several other non-traditional elements such as being part of the Neiman Marcus
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CRM – The Strategic Imperatives G. SHAINESH Professor of Marketing Indian Institute of Management Bangalore shaineshg@iimb.ernet.in Session Coverage • Explosion of CRM in Marketing and IT • Enablers for the Growth of CRM • Criticality of Customer Relationships • Why Businesses Should Adopt CRM? • Implementing CRM G. Shainesh. IIM Bangalore 2 Explosion of CRM in Marketing & IT • Academics as well as practitioners • Conferences • Journals – Special Issues • Associations & Forums
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for continued success of their company. The Banc One overall target is being the best at managing opportunities, making affiliations work for everyone involved, create a perception of vale, and the development of human and financial capital. Marketing: _Product _- BancOne is in the business of Retail Banking. The bulk of Banc Ones business is providing loans to consumers and small-companies. Place – Banc One is headquartered in Columbus, Ohio. Banc One has over 1000 conveniently located
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capture the organization’s cost of production. Cost accounting involve in all the assessments of the input cost of production in each and every step from pre-production to post-production. Pre-production step is the process where events like marketing surveys, marketing researches, product sampling, and other activities related to the products that are conducted before the start of productions. Post-production is the process where activities like, customer services and after-sales services occurred. Cost
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Disruptive technology/ strategy is breaking the law of traditional industrial pattern and introducing a new arrangement focused on unserved and seemingly insignificant customers. When conventional business is focused on pushing limit of the existing technology’s performance to serve the mainstream market, disruptive technology focuses on different performance attributes and provides a product/ service beyond the market expectation. Disruptive technology is not necessarily technologically advance
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of Built Environment, Faculty of Engineering and Science, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman Abstract: The profession of quantity surveying has evolved as a result of clients’ additional needs and market requirements. Clients not only request for traditional services but also asking for the contemporary services such as project management, risk management, feasibility study, construction financial practice, arbitration and productivity improvement in today’s innovative and changing construction industry
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AutheAuthenticity: Is It Real or Is It Marketing? Case Opening Statements – This case is about the struggle between a new corporate identity geared toward a return to the roots or legacy of Hunsk Engines (HE) a motorcycle manufacturer, versus the status quo. Marty Echt, new head of marketing for the HE determines that the brand has gotten away from its authenticity” and needs to rectify that problem. Problem Identification – The Hunsk problem, was that they moved their brand away from what had
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Political Communication 219708 Assignment One Obama Uses Popular Culture and Traditional Theory to Win the American Election Today‟s politician faces an array of challenges in interacting with media outlets and creating publicity. Such as the advent of the Internet, the relentless 24 hour news broadcast, the lack of party loyalty by members of the public and the merging of political ideology between left and right wing politics. In this essay I will show why Barack Obama‟s appearance on World
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The pharmaceutical industry has had to adjust their marketing strategy due to the 1984 Food and Drug Administration (FDA) legislation regarding drug patent protection. Traditional market strategy has also been affected by the changing face of the consumer. Drug companies have begun advertising to consumers. In the past, marketing strategy centered on marketing to doctors. The doctors were provided samples which they made available to patients. The nonmarket environment has affected the efficiency
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