Create knowledge
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S. Muralidharan
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| 1 year ago
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We have over 60% of our population to be educated and a few percentage of them could afford to the electronic gadgets! Text books in muti-lingual editions will be force inspite of these technological invasions in this country. On top of it, no...
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Shantanu Saha
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| 2 years ago
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Yes, these new technologies will shake up the publishing industry. For school text book publishers, its a wake up call. The sooner they look at newer ways of creating and delivering content, the better their chances for survival. The 4 P's have...
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Debate: "Publishing Industry :Impending Shake up." deleted from your view.
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KALIYAMOORTHY
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| 1 year ago
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For managerial people various tools are available to solve problems. Such as Brain Storming, Fish Bone Analysis, Cause Effect Analysis, Failure Mode Effect Analysis, Fault Tree Analysis etc. It's a creative attempt to find a practicable solution....
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Shantanu Saha
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Brainstorming is just a process which facilitates a group to seek ideas, solutions, answers etc. to a challenge facing the group. It can be used for both a creative build up or a critical breakdown of the challenge.Two quick definitions will clarify ....
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Diya Mehra
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| 2 years ago
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Brainstorming may not be the best way to get creative juices flowing among people, groups, or organisations. Group brainstorming exercises can lead to fixation on only one idea or possibility, blocking out other ideas and possibilities, and...
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Debate: "Can Brainstorming and creativity go together?" deleted from your view.
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Focussed, Educated - Take No Chances
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Gargi Sinha
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"Conscious comsumption not conspicuous consumption."
| 2 years ago
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Well said Mr.Shantanu, I support you. Thanks for your explanation and the examples. :)
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Shantanu Saha
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"Conscious comsumption not conspicuous consumption."
| 2 years ago
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Disposable incomes will still be tight and so we'll see consumers adapt their consumption baskets to suit that. There will be trade offs but the category of products / groups will not change. Better (not cheaper necessarily) and optimal delivery...
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Nidhi Singh Chauhan
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"Focussed, Educated - Take No Chances"
| 2 years ago
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Consumer would be focussed and educated.I agree with Mr Bhave and Mr Kastury.Another reason is recession and slowdown.....2009 had been a tough year for everyone.In 2010 would see consumers focussing on value for money.....
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Ideate: "What consumer trends do you see in 2010?" deleted from your view.
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