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Out of The Box Thinking For After Sales Services

October 13th, 2008 by Pankaj Sharma

As every big challenge provides a big opportunity, there is a two-pronged approach for improving the after sales services:

  The service bugbear can be overcome through a Service Van (SV). This SV will have all the essential testing equipment installed with suitable power supply and loaded with all the spares. After the careful diagnosis done […]

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Posted in SAITA, Sectors, Strategy, Process Reengineering, Organizational Transformation and Strategy, Communication, Emerging Markets, Leadership, Brands

After Sales Services Scenario

August 2nd, 2008 by Pankaj Sharma

After Sales Services Scenario By and large the after sales services of both Indian-based companies and multinationals are unsatisfactory. What is even worse is that the warranty period promised for the products is not being adhered to?
This is where an opportunity arises for the brand equity if the company wants to make an impression on […]

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Posted in SAITA, Research, Process Reengineering

Tapping The Untapped Consumer Durables Markets

July 24th, 2008 by Pankaj Sharma

Companies are Foraying in India with full gust with new Swanky products, but the basic consumers problems in Indian still remains unlisten, Although consumer durables market has been tapped effectively in the urban region there is still a lot of scope in the rural segment. Competition is getting tougher and tougher in this segment because […]

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Posted in SAITA, Strategy, Research, Organizational Transformation and Strategy, Opinion, Brands

Understanding the Purpose of Wikis

June 23rd, 2008 by sanchitam

With the IT world changing everyday, there is a need for a “quick”, “immediate” and “simple” understanding of terms and topics. These terms could be from any area of discussion, ranging from IT, and finance to space technology and history. A recent initiative to bring this quick understanding of such varied topics has been in […]

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Posted in SAITA, Social Media, Research, Miscellaneous, Human Interest, Communication

Understanding the Concept of Blogs

June 13th, 2008 by sanchitam

Today, activities that are happening worldwide are dominated by the new age technologies. All these technologies are changing at a rapid pace. We notice that the Web 2.0 is gaining prominence in almost all spheres of life.
Talking about Web 2.0, a form of technology that is used here is Blogs. A blog (short name […]

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Posted in SAITA, Social Media, Opinion, Miscellaneous, Human Interest, Communication

Education – A journey from Gurukul to EXPOs

May 5th, 2008 by tanishm

Gurukul a word that today’s generation probably does not think about. Education, a term often confused with literacy, a statistic measuring development. EXPOs, a new-age phenomena where everyone gets to showcase almost everything! 
In the internet age where everything has to happen NOW, the concept of EXPOs has its proven merits. On the other hand, India’s […]

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Posted in Sectors, Society, Talent Management, SAITA, Media, Entrepreneurship, Events, Human Interest, News and views

Knowing All About Olympic Games Mascots

May 1st, 2008 by sanchitam

With just 99 more days to go for Olympics, let us go behind the history of creating Olympic mascots.
The first mascot in Olympic history made its appearance at the 1972 Munich Olympic Games. Olympic Mascots have now become one of the major elements of the Olympic image. A mascot, usually taken as a unique […]

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To space with awe

April 29th, 2008 by Vidya & Sanchita

For most of us, studying solar system in science text books would be the easiest and closest trip to space. For someone who follows this science, a Soyuz D2, Challenger or Sunita Williams is something to look for. And for the rest of common public almost any science is rocket science.
We barely realise that most […]

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Posted in SAITA, Miscellaneous, News and views

South Africa Diary - Mr Mugabe’s Country

April 16th, 2008 by ninam

My domestic help, Esther,  is Zulu, which a majority of South Africa is.  Her mother is from Zimbabwe, which is also not unique, as the two countries share a border and as it happens all over the world, people move to the economically developed country.
Now, what is of interest is that early this year, her […]

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Posted in SAITA, South Africa, Opinion, Human Interest, Emerging Markets, News and views

The politics of employability

April 15th, 2008 by Vidya & Sanchita

People may think that I am obsessed with this word”employability”. True, I am to a great extent. The reasons being that I see this action of employment from many angles.
As a HR professional, as someone attached with academics, as a mother of growing children and of all as a concerned individual.
My brother once said,” I […]

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Posted in SAITA

Best way to serve start ups

April 11th, 2008 by Sairee

Peter Way from Linkedin had an interesting question on what is the best way to serve start ups.  This is what he wrote:
I would like to know how to provide business planning or marketing services at a reasonable cost to startups. I see that startups could get the most value from understanding the market and […]

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Posted in Strategy, SAITA, Organizational Transformation and Strategy, Entrepreneurship

The Philosophy of Education!

April 10th, 2008 by chandrika

The daily travel by bus makes me think about the definition of Civility and Education seeing the attitude of the public.   What you mean by Education - knowledge in basic skills, academics, technical, discipline, citizenship or is it something else? 
“A man is marked as educated not by his complicated answers but by his clear, simple […]

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Traffic - Is there a Way Out?

April 7th, 2008 by Pankaj Sharma

The other day I waited for an hour on the Delhi-Gurgaon toll plaza. An hour! On an expressway! Aren’t they supposed to make distances shorter? Well, apparently not. And then it struck me that it’s not only the expressway, there is a problem everywhere. Along with a new flyover, comes a new traffic line –up. 
So […]

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Posted in Society, SAITA, Human Interest

Time – Are we really able to manage it?

April 4th, 2008 by sanchitam

  
Let us be true to ourselves and find an answer to a question asked very frequently - Are you able to manage your time very well? If at all yes, are you able to manage this time productively? 
In a business set-up, we have several pressing work demands for the same time period and we often […]

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Posted in SAITA, Miscellaneous, Human Interest

The Business of Sports

April 4th, 2008 by ninam

Sania Mirza, Rajavardhan Singh Rathod, Chak De to name a few have added the ‘multi’ dimension to Indian sports which till late was synonymous with cricket. And the stock market has touched new peaks showing that the Indian story doesn’t quite end with IT.
But why talk of these two in the same breath. What do […]

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Posted in SAITA

Communication : Pre-101

March 30th, 2008 by Anita

It’s a common fallacy across the board that Communication is mainly about Talking / Writing. You tell or ask something in written words or speech, ergo, you are in communication.  And if you should start a conversation on this, the other person is likely to say – “Oh no, its so much about non-verbal communication […]

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Posted in SAITA, Media, Communication

Iron man behind him – Russia gets its Mr Bear*

March 14th, 2008 by Sairee

Presidential Elections have just got over in
Russia and Dmitry Medvedev won a landslide victory in these elections that were held on March 2. Medvedev has been provided with a mandate to step into the rather large shoes of Vladimir Putin. In the final vote count, Medvedev got 70.2 percent of the vote with 99.7 […]

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Posted in Russia, Research, SAITA, Society, Team SAITA, Opinion, Miscellaneous, Emerging Markets, Entrepreneurship, Events, Media, Eastern Europe

Games that English Phrases Play

March 12th, 2008 by sanchitam

 
Have you ever wondered how some English phrases have their origination from the various games and sports that people play? 
Sport is defined as a physical activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively. Also, it is defined as a physical activity that is engaged in for pleasure […]

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Posted in SAITA, Social Media, Team SAITA, Miscellaneous, Media, Human Interest, Humour, Communication

South Africa Diary - The English Legacy

March 4th, 2008 by ninam

“I can’t believe you speak such fluent English,” is the comment we (my husband and I) get every time we meet a South African. My first thought is “you will be shocked if you visit India, where even daily labourer can string together a sentence in English.”
The statement shows little exposure people here have to […]

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Posted in SAITA, Society, South Africa, Team SAITA, Opinion, Humour, Emerging Markets, Entrepreneurship, Human Interest, Communication

SAITA Position Paper on Union Budget 2008

March 2nd, 2008 by admin

 
New Delhi, 29 February 2008:  The 2008 budget is highlighted by the single largest give-away in
India’s fiscal history – Rs 60,000 crore loan waiver for farmers. On one hand, assistance to small farmers by way of credit is a socio-economic necessity; the manner in which it is being executed displays a considerably abrupt response […]

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