Comments for BizTalk!@AIMK http://aimk.org/blog Learn Management from Army, Here comes the Army Institute of Management Kolkata and what they have to say through this blog Tue, 06 Jan 2009 06:45:45 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on SCWCD Exam with Java EEâ„¢ 5 by Kunal Jaggi by srinivas http://aimk.org/blog/economic/brands/scwcd-exam-with-java-ee%e2%84%a2-5-by-kunal-jaggi/#comment-58 srinivas Thu, 17 Jul 2008 08:11:41 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/?p=9#comment-58 hi sir; will like to know more from you..!!!! hi sir;
will like to know more from you..!!!!

]]> Comment on MBA 10 Farewell by raj m pandey http://aimk.org/blog/aimk/mba-10-farewell/#comment-57 raj m pandey Wed, 16 Jul 2008 04:59:51 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/index.php/economic/mba-10-farewell/#comment-57 some gud wrk done on da blog....aftr almost one year!!! gr8 wrk done guyz.....keep rock'n nd updat'n ur site. wish u all luck!!! some gud wrk done on da blog….aftr almost one year!!! gr8 wrk done guyz…..keep rock’n nd updat’n ur site. wish u all luck!!!

]]> Comment on Games they liked to play at NIMC aka AIMK by Rajesh Rana http://aimk.org/blog/technology/games-they-liked-to-play-at-nimc-aka-aimk/#comment-40 Rajesh Rana Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:16:45 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/index.php/technology/games-they-liked-to-play-at-nimc-aka-aimk/#comment-40 wah... but my fav was cue club 8 wah… but my fav was cue club 8

]]> Comment on MBA 10 Farewell by Rajesh Rana http://aimk.org/blog/aimk/mba-10-farewell/#comment-39 Rajesh Rana Mon, 16 Jun 2008 13:15:58 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/index.php/economic/mba-10-farewell/#comment-39 mast hai...... best of luck to u guys... do ur best..... achieve new heights in ur life...... mast hai…… best of luck to u guys… do ur best….. achieve new heights in ur life……

]]> Comment on Bad bank - Good bank by Narendra http://aimk.org/blog/economic/bad-bank-good-bank/#comment-22 Narendra Wed, 07 Nov 2007 05:49:20 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/index.php/banking/bad-bank-good-bank/#comment-22 Till now my experience with India's largest public sector bank is excellent. In cities (Kolkata, and Hyderabad where I had accounts) I found superb services. I haven't tried their cards (where I think they give a little trouble, but as they say if you want to be happy stay away from credit cards) :) Till now my experience with India’s largest public sector bank is excellent. In cities (Kolkata, and Hyderabad where I had accounts) I found superb services. I haven’t tried their cards (where I think they give a little trouble, but as they say if you want to be happy stay away from credit cards) :)

]]> Comment on Bad bank - Good bank by Rajesh http://aimk.org/blog/economic/bad-bank-good-bank/#comment-21 Rajesh Wed, 07 Nov 2007 04:22:06 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/index.php/banking/bad-bank-good-bank/#comment-21 u r right... so called these professional banks are only n' very professional about how to make money from their customer, they don't even miss a chance to take out single penny from their customers, and about sarkari(Govt) banks they are becoming professional but their pace is like hare n' tortoise race with private banks, one thing i don't like about sarkari bank is that their processes are too long and full of red tapism i believe if they come over this and make a simplified process and take care of customer then sarkari banks are better than private professional banks u r right… so called these professional banks are only n’ very professional about how to make money from their customer, they don’t even miss a chance to take out single penny from their customers, and about sarkari(Govt) banks they are becoming professional but their pace is like hare n’ tortoise race with private banks, one thing i don’t like about sarkari bank is that their processes are too long and full of red tapism i believe if they come over this and make a simplified process and take care of customer then sarkari banks are better than private professional banks

]]> Comment on WE SELL BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN OUR PRODUCTS by Narendra http://aimk.org/blog/socio-political/incredible-india/we-sell-because-we-believe-in-our-products/#comment-16 Narendra Thu, 27 Sep 2007 04:18:56 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/?p=15#comment-16 Hey keep up the good work on aimk blog yaar. *** This is a whisper message for Sheen! ***

]]> Comment on WE SELL BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN OUR PRODUCTS by Narendra http://aimk.org/blog/socio-political/incredible-india/we-sell-because-we-believe-in-our-products/#comment-15 Narendra Thu, 27 Sep 2007 03:07:55 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/?p=15#comment-15 You got to be passionate about the product which you are selling (and the Target Group)-Tanna The concept of involving employees into sales process by acting Brand Ambassador have paid companies fruitfully. In a company like mine where we are into marketing of a 'premium product' and dealing in B2B it doesn't seems possible :( Book publishing example is an good example, and Tanna's Knowledge is as vast as Tendulkar's knowledge about Cricket, so all the best man! You got to be passionate about the product which you are selling (and the Target Group)-Tanna

The concept of involving employees into sales process by acting Brand Ambassador have paid companies fruitfully. In a company like mine where we are into marketing of a ‘premium product’ and dealing in B2B it doesn’t seems possible :(

Book publishing example is an good example, and Tanna’s Knowledge is as vast as Tendulkar’s knowledge about Cricket, so all the best man!

]]> Comment on WE SELL BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN OUR PRODUCTS by Vikram J.Tanna http://aimk.org/blog/socio-political/incredible-india/we-sell-because-we-believe-in-our-products/#comment-14 Vikram J.Tanna Sun, 16 Sep 2007 19:53:24 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/?p=15#comment-14 I have had a little experience in the book trade and I have come to know from a very senior trade person that "U can sell a book which has a wonderful cover, it does not matter whats inside the cover", I am writing this because it depends on the seller,as to how he/she presents the product to the consumer and creates a situation where no one can refuse to buy the it at a given point of time. You got to be passionate about the product which you are selling (and the Target Group) and not only about the organization which you are working for, thats how I would agree to call the employees to be the Brand Ambassadors and not call them Brand Ambassadors if they know only about the organization and not the product, which gives them bread and butter (with a high cholesterol) It can be that you will not agree to the above two points mentioned by me but will surely agree to the next line.... In the end a good conclusion...."All because …they believe in their products!!" Whats next Ms.Mani ? I have had a little experience in the book trade and I have come to know from a very senior trade person that “U can sell a book which has a wonderful cover, it does not matter whats inside the cover”, I am writing this because it depends on the seller,as to how he/she presents the product to the consumer and creates a situation where no one can refuse to buy the it at a given point of time.

You got to be passionate about the product which you are selling (and the Target Group) and not only about the organization which you are working for, thats how I would agree to call the employees to be the Brand Ambassadors and not call them Brand Ambassadors if they know only about the organization and not the product, which gives them bread and butter (with a high cholesterol)

It can be that you will not agree to the above two points mentioned by me but will surely agree to the next line….

In the end a good conclusion….”All because …they believe in their products!!”

Whats next Ms.Mani ?

]]> Comment on Fried ice cream by Samir Kumar Mishra http://aimk.org/blog/socio-political/fried-ice-cream/#comment-13 Samir Kumar Mishra Thu, 13 Sep 2007 01:56:32 +0000 http://aimk.org/blog/?p=14#comment-13 I do remember eating Deep Fried Vanilla Ice-Cream in a Thai Restaurant. Well at first I was surprise to see that on menu but then I could actually see that in reality when I ordered it. Looks like the recipe travelled to different culture and found its place in different cuisine. Similarly when it comes to retail, its the monopoly that matters most. In my experience as a consumer and study of the market I found that the big retail chains not only loot the manufacturer but also exploit the infrastructure and other facilities. Here the same 2L milk costs me $2.50 in big chains (Woolworths and Coles) but the same brand and quality milk is available for $1.99 in a small fresh food store. I do remember eating Deep Fried Vanilla Ice-Cream in a Thai Restaurant. Well at first I was surprise to see that on menu but then I could actually see that in reality when I ordered it. Looks like the recipe travelled to different culture and found its place in different cuisine.

Similarly when it comes to retail, its the monopoly that matters most. In my experience as a consumer and study of the market I found that the big retail chains not only loot the manufacturer but also exploit the infrastructure and other facilities. Here the same 2L milk costs me $2.50 in big chains (Woolworths and Coles) but the same brand and quality milk is available for $1.99 in a small fresh food store.

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