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Lack of resources & incompetency
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Manufacturers dont want to invest on Engine technology
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Venkatramani
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"Manufacturers dont want to invest on Engine technology"
| 3 years ago
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I agree to certian portion, i would like to keep systems of powertrain and the electronic cars, hybrid,electric cars market a different approach. In manufacturing the last 2 years I have seen robotics lines of machining cells in Indian auto...
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malikireddy
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"Lack of resources & incompetency"
| 3 years ago
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I partly agree with Mr.Kameswara Rao's argument, its cheaper to buy technology. That does not however change the equation in product cost analysis. I dont like to agree or compromise , on the fact that , we get outdated technology still for a...
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Kailash Sharma
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"Lack of resources & incompetency"
| 3 years ago
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Our focus in the powertrain design has remained static for decades but is poised for change. The emergence of hybrid vehicles, electric vehicles, fuel cells, E85 (85 percent ethanol) fuels and sophisticated diesel engines will force indian...
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Five C's for your Success in Recession...
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Exploring new markets !!!
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andyappan
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"Agressive Campaign"
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PLEASE MAKE STATEMENT BY TON-KMPL FOR AUTOMOTIVE APPAN
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Venkatramani
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It was just that India was getting into increased number of production and sales. I was thinking to consider in 2 areas parallely. FIRST, is within manufacturers capability. his includes the performance,reliability,safety and endurance of product...
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Neelanjan Sarkar
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"Five C's for your Success in Recession..."
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Yes, I very much support ideas of 5 Cs of Mahesh Chandra as well as the view that every one of us as well company should stand side by side during this hard time if we want to remain stable find the 1st step towards growth.As the human resource...
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How Executive MBA will be helpful to professionals?
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Manager raising to corporate executives
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Abhishek Chatterjee
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"My own"
| 11 months ago
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EMBA really helps u to build up ur carrier in scientific or else u can say practical way where fundamentals r blended with new age concepts which will open up ur window of opportunities & ur potential. Its allow u to accelerate to senior...
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Venkatramani
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an experience of on job with atleast 5 years on managing projects, working on projects, member of setting up green field projects, managing people / production / shop floor / finance. he EMBA is real fit for working professionals as it gives a chance...
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Abhilash K A
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"How Executive MBA will be helpful to professionals?"
| 2 years ago
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Friends, This is an exciting debate, I have an exec MBA. An executive MBA is about changing personality, if an improvement in CTC is the sole discretion, even an MBA is not needed. Please note: AM Naik, has never changed job, since he joined as...
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Venkatramani
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I am working in China for a leading japanese machine tool Company. Invovled in Customer engineering Turnkey solutions. I have few points to share 1. let me look into Machine tool business - Until 2 or 3 years before only MNC on Machine tools were...
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As far as compiting against foreign manufacturers are concerned indians have advantage of being a Cost Compititive. But along with that, over all indian manufacturers are less orginsed and poor Quality cautious. which has resticted them only up...
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I have been to five international conferences lately...The first two had a conventional setup with a moderator who introduced the speakers, and then let the speakers talk for 20-40 minutes, most of them using PowerPoint to illustrate their talks. I found that the majority of the speakers had interesting things to communicate, but the way they performed their presentation effectively eliminated most of the value for me in the audience. It is very sad that so many influential, bright minded presenters with a deep expertise in their fields lose their audiences due to their poor presentation skills. It is also question of respect for the audience. People pay a lot of money and travel from far a...
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Dayanand Deshpande
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I have few things to say Do: Have something unique to say: People do not have to sit through your presentation to learn what it is you are speaking about. They can read about it. They can search for it online . Sure, they may have to attend your...
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Venkatramani
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| 4 years ago
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presentations are to be generally prepared ona fixed templates for background followed by individual companies The words should be clear to read and should be of same formats and sizes. There should not be details, it should show the hints and the...
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shibaram padhee
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| 4 years ago
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ok,too many slides& also with too many tables, graphs are not good.But it depends upon the type of audience.
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