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Why Indian companies failing to produce world class brands
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Lack of Research and Development
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Compromising on quality standards
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Seraj Ashraf
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Most of the Indian consumer compromise on quality, its not because they do not want a quality product but they lack resource to buy a quality product. Most of the Indian consumer are from middle class family who prefer their work done with...
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Maddury V Sreeram
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Because we don't look beyond
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chatur bangdu
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I think Quality or research is not the standard to produce a world class brand. Let me clarify this, How could you differentiate quality between Coke Pepsi? Can you say, which brand’s quality is better? Nokia or Samsung? Can you differentiate...
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NEED OF GOOD TEACHER
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