This document contains 4 cases related to business communication.
Case 1 describes an insurance policy taken out by an Iranian company for imported goods from India. It asks to draft a telegram to notify the insurance company of the shipment details.
Case 2 provides details about a joint venture company in China and India seeking an executive who speaks Chinese. It asks to draft a recruitment advertisement.
Case 3 provides information about an Indian bank constructing housing for employees and inviting contractor pre-qualification. It asks to draft a pre-qualification notice.
Case 4 outlines changes to the Indian engineering entrance exam and asks to draft a press release announcing the decisions from the exam organizing chairman.
1. The document appears to be an exam for a Business Communication course, containing 4 cases involving drafting communications for different business situations.
2. The cases include drafting an express telegram about shipment details, a recruitment advertisement for a multinational company, a notice calling for contractor pre-qualification for an SBI housing project, and a press release announcing new rules for the Joint Entrance Exam from the Joint Admission Board.
3. The document provides relevant details for each case to aid in drafting the requested communication.
Summer Internship Project on Berger Paints India Ltd. MarketingEusuf Sheikh
- The document is a project report submitted by Md. Eusuf Sheikh towards the partial fulfillment of a Master of Business Administration degree.
- The project analyzes competitor contractors and existing contractors engaged in Berger Paints' loyalty program.
- The report includes sections on the industry overview, company overview, research methodology, data analysis and findings, observations, recommendations, and appendices.
The document summarizes a student internship project at Berger Paints involving surveys of master painters. Key tasks included updating customer information forms, conducting surveys on a new painting equipment concept, and making calls to increase inactive painters' sales levels. The project involved dividing students into groups to visit dealers and painters across assigned territories to collect forms and provide feedback to Berger Paints.
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The document provides an overview of the paint industry in India. It discusses that India is the second largest paint market in Asia with annual demand of over 2 million tons. The paint industry in India has been growing at a rate consistent with GDP growth or even higher in some years. It is anticipated that the sector will post a compound annual growth rate of around 15% from 2012 to 2015. The per capita paint consumption in India is still very low compared to developed nations at around 4 kg. As India develops, per capita paint consumption is expected to increase. The organized sector accounts for around 65% of the market share while the unorganized sector has around 35% share.
This document provides an overview of a study on the relationship between Berger Paints and their dealers in South Tamil Nadu, India. The objectives are to analyze the potential of the dealers, provide a SWOT analysis of Berger Paints, and identify problems in Berger's dealer network to help them regain lost market share. It also provides background on Berger Paints as a company, founded in India in 1923, and currently the second largest paint company. Finally, it reviews the Indian paint industry structure and key drivers of growth.
The document provides an overview of the paint industry in India. It discusses that the Indian paint industry is estimated to be a Rs. 21,000 Cr industry growing at over 15% annually. It is split between the decorative segment (70% of demand) and industrial segment (30% of demand). Key drivers of growth for the industry are increasing incomes, urbanization, growth in real estate and automotive sectors, and increasing penetration in rural markets. The main concerns for the industry are volatility in raw material prices and potential increased competition from foreign players entering the Indian market.
This document contains 4 cases related to business communication.
Case 1 describes an insurance policy taken out by an Iranian company for imported goods from India. It asks to draft a telegram to notify the insurance company of the shipment details.
Case 2 provides details about a joint venture company in China and India seeking an executive who speaks Chinese. It asks to draft a recruitment advertisement.
Case 3 provides information about an Indian bank constructing housing for employees and inviting contractor pre-qualification. It asks to draft a pre-qualification notice.
Case 4 outlines changes to the Indian engineering entrance exam and asks to draft a press release announcing the decisions from the exam organizing chairman.
1. The document appears to be an exam for a Business Communication course, containing 4 cases involving drafting communications for different business situations.
2. The cases include drafting an express telegram about shipment details, a recruitment advertisement for a multinational company, a notice calling for contractor pre-qualification for an SBI housing project, and a press release announcing new rules for the Joint Entrance Exam from the Joint Admission Board.
3. The document provides relevant details for each case to aid in drafting the requested communication.
Summer Internship Project on Berger Paints India Ltd. MarketingEusuf Sheikh
- The document is a project report submitted by Md. Eusuf Sheikh towards the partial fulfillment of a Master of Business Administration degree.
- The project analyzes competitor contractors and existing contractors engaged in Berger Paints' loyalty program.
- The report includes sections on the industry overview, company overview, research methodology, data analysis and findings, observations, recommendations, and appendices.
The document summarizes a student internship project at Berger Paints involving surveys of master painters. Key tasks included updating customer information forms, conducting surveys on a new painting equipment concept, and making calls to increase inactive painters' sales levels. The project involved dividing students into groups to visit dealers and painters across assigned territories to collect forms and provide feedback to Berger Paints.
Internship report on Berger paints mba 2015-17Akansh Chand
The document provides an overview of the paint industry in India. It discusses that India is the second largest paint market in Asia with annual demand of over 2 million tons. The paint industry in India has been growing at a rate consistent with GDP growth or even higher in some years. It is anticipated that the sector will post a compound annual growth rate of around 15% from 2012 to 2015. The per capita paint consumption in India is still very low compared to developed nations at around 4 kg. As India develops, per capita paint consumption is expected to increase. The organized sector accounts for around 65% of the market share while the unorganized sector has around 35% share.
This document provides an overview of a study on the relationship between Berger Paints and their dealers in South Tamil Nadu, India. The objectives are to analyze the potential of the dealers, provide a SWOT analysis of Berger Paints, and identify problems in Berger's dealer network to help them regain lost market share. It also provides background on Berger Paints as a company, founded in India in 1923, and currently the second largest paint company. Finally, it reviews the Indian paint industry structure and key drivers of growth.
The document provides an overview of the paint industry in India. It discusses that the Indian paint industry is estimated to be a Rs. 21,000 Cr industry growing at over 15% annually. It is split between the decorative segment (70% of demand) and industrial segment (30% of demand). Key drivers of growth for the industry are increasing incomes, urbanization, growth in real estate and automotive sectors, and increasing penetration in rural markets. The main concerns for the industry are volatility in raw material prices and potential increased competition from foreign players entering the Indian market.
MR KBS Anand is the Managing Director and CEO of Asian Paints. Asian Paints was established in 1942 in India and is now India's largest paint company with 26 manufacturing facilities worldwide serving over 65 countries. It has a turnover of Rs. 158.5 billion and over 6,000 employees. Asian Paints focuses on sales promotion, brand proliferation, achieving short-term targets, and withstanding competition. The company is focused on social responsibility in education, skills development, healthcare, hygiene, and water management.
Expansion of the Market of Berger Paints Through Alternative Distribution Cha...Abhi Chauhan
This document appears to be a summer internship project report submitted by Abhishek Kumar towards the completion of an MBA program. The report focuses on expanding the market of Berger Paint in India through alternative distribution channels. It provides an overview of the paint industry in India and Berger Paint's company profile. It then outlines the research methodology and findings from interviewing prospective dealers in cement, steel, plywood and tiles to assess their potential as alternative distribution channels for Berger Paint.
INTERNSHIP REPORT ON BERGER PAINTS -SMIT GOSASLIYAsmit gosaliya
Smit Gosaliya completed a summer internship at Berger Paints in 2016-2017 to understand their sales and operations. Berger Paints is the second largest paint company in India with a growing market share. It has 7 production plants, 85 distribution centers, and over 15,000 paint retailers across the country. The internship helped Smit analyze Berger Paints' business processes and performance metrics to learn about their success in the competitive Indian paint industry.
Asian Paints faces increasing competition and dealer loyalties are a concern. Paint selection involves influencers like painters more than customers. Modernizing stores could attract more customers. The team will analyze the industry, competition, conduct primary research, and identify business problems to recommend solutions. Asian Paints is the market leader but competition is intensifying. The team will evaluate Asian Paints' loyalty programs and identify areas for improvement.
Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Co. Ltd is an Indian conglomerate that has been in operation since 1897. It has 18,000 employees across 21 branches and 4 overseas branches. The company operates across 16 different industries, including home appliances. Some key milestones for Godrej Appliances include being the first Indian company to manufacture refrigerators in 1958 and pioneering polyurethane foam technology in India in 1987. Today, Godrej Appliances continues to introduce new technologies and maintains its values. The document discusses a study on the most popular home appliance brands from dealers' perspectives in India. It finds that LG is the most preferred and highest selling brand overall, particularly for refrigerators, due to factors like widespread availability and exclusive
The document provides a review of mergers and acquisitions in India. It discusses the evolution of competition laws in India from the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act (MRTPA) of 1969 to the current Competition Act of 2002. The objective of competition laws is to promote fair competition in the country for economic development and consumer welfare. Mergers and acquisitions are an important growth strategy for companies but can also impact competition in the market. The Competition Act regulates combinations above certain thresholds and provides for structural or behavioral remedies if a combination is found to have an appreciable adverse effect on competition in India. The document analyses some key combinations notified to the Competition Commission of India both prior to and after the commencement of
The document provides an overview of Liberty Shoes Ltd., including its history, corporate philosophy, social responsibility efforts, products, organizational structure, and financial performance. It details how Liberty began in 1954 and has since grown to be one of the top 5 footwear manufacturers in the world, producing over 50,000 pairs per day for domestic and international markets. The document also reviews Liberty's board of directors, brands, markets, and awards received.
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Legal Risk Management LLP provides information on trademark registration procedures and fees in India. There are several conditional prerequisites that must be met before a mark can be registered as a trademark, including being easy to speak, spell and remember if a word mark. Non-descriptive marks that are invented words form the best trademarks. The document outlines the application process, opposition process, renewal procedures, and various forms required for trademark registration and management in India.
This document analyzes customer satisfaction with Birla Cement in India. It discusses the Indian cement industry and Birla Cement's market share and manufacturing process. A survey was conducted with 100 respondents to understand customer perceptions of Birla Cement. The survey found that customers were aware of the brand and preferred it for its color, fast setting, and technical support. Masons, contractors, and engineers most influenced purchase decisions. Advertisements like wall paintings and tractors were most visible. Dealers ranked Birla Cement highly against competitors. The document concludes customers were satisfied with Birla Cement's on-time delivery and technical assistance.
Winter internship project on berger paintsRishiraj Das
Berger Paints conducted a survey of its master painters and lift and win points program. The objectives were to collect painter details, verify inactive painters, survey tool usage, and help painters increase their points. Most painters were satisfied with paint quality but wanted more quantity. Interior paints were more popular than exterior. Painters were unwilling to buy expensive machines. It was difficult for many painters to increase their points. Recommendations included improved training, rewards, customer service, and education on company schemes.
ITC (India Tobacco Company)- how IT revolutionised its businessesAJ Raina
Information technology has played a huge role in ITC's portfolio of businesses. This ppt by a student (AJ) of PGDM 2012-14 batch of Era Business School, throws light on this aspect.
This presentation analyzes potential new dealers for Berger Paints in Udaipur City. Berger Paints has been in operation since 1923 and is headquartered in Kolkata. The presentation outlines Berger Paints' key people, objectives of exploring opportunities in Udaipur City, research methodology used including primary and secondary data collection, findings that Asian Paints has a strong monopoly in Udaipur City while Berger Paints has a weak market capture. Recommendations include emphasizing alternate distribution channels, rural markets, and improved transportation.
Bella Rose Apparel Group is a global sourcing company with offices in Asia, Africa, and North America that offers complete supply chain solutions for apparel manufacturing. It has over 15 supplier factories across countries like India, Bangladesh, Kenya, and Mozambique with thousands of sewing machines and certifications like OEKO-TEX and WRAP. Bella Rose services include factory evaluation, product development, quality inspection, and logistics support for major customers in the US and Canada.
Asian Paints Bangladesh Ltd began operations in Bangladesh in 2002 as a joint venture. It initially imported paints but then established its own plant in Gazipur with an annual production capacity of over 12,000 kiloliters. The company now manufactures a wide variety of paint products and has become the second largest paint company in Bangladesh, serving customers across 64 districts through a network of dealers and depots. The company aims to provide high quality products for both decorative and industrial segments. It has introduced innovative concepts and initiatives that have advanced the Bangladesh paint market. An expansion of factory capacity is planned to double current production levels by early 2013.
The document discusses Berger Paints, a Pakistani paint manufacturer. It provides a brief history of the company, noting that it was established in 1950 and began paint production in 1955. It discusses Berger Paints' vision, mission, values, product segments, competitors, and objectives to increase its market share and consumer awareness among upper-class Pakistanis. The document also outlines a proposed social media marketing campaign for Berger Paints on Facebook to help achieve these objectives.
This document provides a summary of ITC Limited's marketing and business strategies. It discusses ITC's diversification into various business segments including FMCG products like cigarettes, foods, lifestyle retailing, stationery, agarbattis, and hotels. It also discusses their initiatives in agri-business, social forestry, watershed development, and women empowerment. The findings section analyzes ITC's product mix, pricing strategy, promotional activities, distribution network, and consumer buying decisions. It uses BCG matrix to evaluate different business segments. In summary, the document outlines ITC's diversification approach and marketing strategies across industries.
Asian Paints is India's largest paint company and one of the top ten decorative coatings companies worldwide. It has grown from a turnover of INR 0.35 million in 1945 to INR 54.3 billion in 2009. Asian Paints' overall corporate strategy involves discovering new market opportunities, developing complementary competencies, defending its position in existing markets, and deepening its presence in segments where it is currently weak, such as the industrial paint industry. For the urban market, Asian Paints' strategy is to use intermediaries to initiate demand, occupy part of the intermediary space, and reduce intermediary power by increasing customer pull. In rural markets, Asian Paints' product-focused strategy is to achieve basic penetration and then upgrade
- Asian Paints was established in 1942 as a partnership firm called Asian Oil and Paint Co.
- It has 4 paint manufacturing plants located in Bhandup, Ankleshwar, Patancheru, and Kasna.
- The company also manufactures key raw materials like phthalic anhydride and vinyl pyridine latex.
- Capacity has increased over the years through expansions and investments in IT for production and distribution logistics.
The document discusses key aspects of trademark law in India such as definitions, registration procedures, and penalties for infringement. It defines what constitutes a trademark under Indian law, including that it must be capable of graphical representation and distinguishing goods and services. It also defines related terms like trade names, service marks, and collective marks. The summary discusses registration requirements, procedures, duration and ownership rights. It notes that unauthorized use of a registered trademark is punishable by imprisonment and fines under Indian law.
This document provides information about an assignment related to finance management. It includes 3 questions related to the roles and responsibilities of a finance manager, evaluating credit policies, and calculating and interpreting financial ratios to analyze a company's performance. The questions are part of an internal assignment for a September 2018 examination on the topic of financial analysis and management.
MR KBS Anand is the Managing Director and CEO of Asian Paints. Asian Paints was established in 1942 in India and is now India's largest paint company with 26 manufacturing facilities worldwide serving over 65 countries. It has a turnover of Rs. 158.5 billion and over 6,000 employees. Asian Paints focuses on sales promotion, brand proliferation, achieving short-term targets, and withstanding competition. The company is focused on social responsibility in education, skills development, healthcare, hygiene, and water management.
Expansion of the Market of Berger Paints Through Alternative Distribution Cha...Abhi Chauhan
This document appears to be a summer internship project report submitted by Abhishek Kumar towards the completion of an MBA program. The report focuses on expanding the market of Berger Paint in India through alternative distribution channels. It provides an overview of the paint industry in India and Berger Paint's company profile. It then outlines the research methodology and findings from interviewing prospective dealers in cement, steel, plywood and tiles to assess their potential as alternative distribution channels for Berger Paint.
INTERNSHIP REPORT ON BERGER PAINTS -SMIT GOSASLIYAsmit gosaliya
Smit Gosaliya completed a summer internship at Berger Paints in 2016-2017 to understand their sales and operations. Berger Paints is the second largest paint company in India with a growing market share. It has 7 production plants, 85 distribution centers, and over 15,000 paint retailers across the country. The internship helped Smit analyze Berger Paints' business processes and performance metrics to learn about their success in the competitive Indian paint industry.
Asian Paints faces increasing competition and dealer loyalties are a concern. Paint selection involves influencers like painters more than customers. Modernizing stores could attract more customers. The team will analyze the industry, competition, conduct primary research, and identify business problems to recommend solutions. Asian Paints is the market leader but competition is intensifying. The team will evaluate Asian Paints' loyalty programs and identify areas for improvement.
Godrej & Boyce Manufacturing Co. Ltd is an Indian conglomerate that has been in operation since 1897. It has 18,000 employees across 21 branches and 4 overseas branches. The company operates across 16 different industries, including home appliances. Some key milestones for Godrej Appliances include being the first Indian company to manufacture refrigerators in 1958 and pioneering polyurethane foam technology in India in 1987. Today, Godrej Appliances continues to introduce new technologies and maintains its values. The document discusses a study on the most popular home appliance brands from dealers' perspectives in India. It finds that LG is the most preferred and highest selling brand overall, particularly for refrigerators, due to factors like widespread availability and exclusive
The document provides a review of mergers and acquisitions in India. It discusses the evolution of competition laws in India from the Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Act (MRTPA) of 1969 to the current Competition Act of 2002. The objective of competition laws is to promote fair competition in the country for economic development and consumer welfare. Mergers and acquisitions are an important growth strategy for companies but can also impact competition in the market. The Competition Act regulates combinations above certain thresholds and provides for structural or behavioral remedies if a combination is found to have an appreciable adverse effect on competition in India. The document analyses some key combinations notified to the Competition Commission of India both prior to and after the commencement of
The document provides an overview of Liberty Shoes Ltd., including its history, corporate philosophy, social responsibility efforts, products, organizational structure, and financial performance. It details how Liberty began in 1954 and has since grown to be one of the top 5 footwear manufacturers in the world, producing over 50,000 pairs per day for domestic and international markets. The document also reviews Liberty's board of directors, brands, markets, and awards received.
Trademark registration in india procedure and feesABHISHEK1092
Legal Risk Management LLP provides information on trademark registration procedures and fees in India. There are several conditional prerequisites that must be met before a mark can be registered as a trademark, including being easy to speak, spell and remember if a word mark. Non-descriptive marks that are invented words form the best trademarks. The document outlines the application process, opposition process, renewal procedures, and various forms required for trademark registration and management in India.
This document analyzes customer satisfaction with Birla Cement in India. It discusses the Indian cement industry and Birla Cement's market share and manufacturing process. A survey was conducted with 100 respondents to understand customer perceptions of Birla Cement. The survey found that customers were aware of the brand and preferred it for its color, fast setting, and technical support. Masons, contractors, and engineers most influenced purchase decisions. Advertisements like wall paintings and tractors were most visible. Dealers ranked Birla Cement highly against competitors. The document concludes customers were satisfied with Birla Cement's on-time delivery and technical assistance.
Winter internship project on berger paintsRishiraj Das
Berger Paints conducted a survey of its master painters and lift and win points program. The objectives were to collect painter details, verify inactive painters, survey tool usage, and help painters increase their points. Most painters were satisfied with paint quality but wanted more quantity. Interior paints were more popular than exterior. Painters were unwilling to buy expensive machines. It was difficult for many painters to increase their points. Recommendations included improved training, rewards, customer service, and education on company schemes.
ITC (India Tobacco Company)- how IT revolutionised its businessesAJ Raina
Information technology has played a huge role in ITC's portfolio of businesses. This ppt by a student (AJ) of PGDM 2012-14 batch of Era Business School, throws light on this aspect.
This presentation analyzes potential new dealers for Berger Paints in Udaipur City. Berger Paints has been in operation since 1923 and is headquartered in Kolkata. The presentation outlines Berger Paints' key people, objectives of exploring opportunities in Udaipur City, research methodology used including primary and secondary data collection, findings that Asian Paints has a strong monopoly in Udaipur City while Berger Paints has a weak market capture. Recommendations include emphasizing alternate distribution channels, rural markets, and improved transportation.
Bella Rose Apparel Group is a global sourcing company with offices in Asia, Africa, and North America that offers complete supply chain solutions for apparel manufacturing. It has over 15 supplier factories across countries like India, Bangladesh, Kenya, and Mozambique with thousands of sewing machines and certifications like OEKO-TEX and WRAP. Bella Rose services include factory evaluation, product development, quality inspection, and logistics support for major customers in the US and Canada.
Asian Paints Bangladesh Ltd began operations in Bangladesh in 2002 as a joint venture. It initially imported paints but then established its own plant in Gazipur with an annual production capacity of over 12,000 kiloliters. The company now manufactures a wide variety of paint products and has become the second largest paint company in Bangladesh, serving customers across 64 districts through a network of dealers and depots. The company aims to provide high quality products for both decorative and industrial segments. It has introduced innovative concepts and initiatives that have advanced the Bangladesh paint market. An expansion of factory capacity is planned to double current production levels by early 2013.
The document discusses Berger Paints, a Pakistani paint manufacturer. It provides a brief history of the company, noting that it was established in 1950 and began paint production in 1955. It discusses Berger Paints' vision, mission, values, product segments, competitors, and objectives to increase its market share and consumer awareness among upper-class Pakistanis. The document also outlines a proposed social media marketing campaign for Berger Paints on Facebook to help achieve these objectives.
This document provides a summary of ITC Limited's marketing and business strategies. It discusses ITC's diversification into various business segments including FMCG products like cigarettes, foods, lifestyle retailing, stationery, agarbattis, and hotels. It also discusses their initiatives in agri-business, social forestry, watershed development, and women empowerment. The findings section analyzes ITC's product mix, pricing strategy, promotional activities, distribution network, and consumer buying decisions. It uses BCG matrix to evaluate different business segments. In summary, the document outlines ITC's diversification approach and marketing strategies across industries.
Asian Paints is India's largest paint company and one of the top ten decorative coatings companies worldwide. It has grown from a turnover of INR 0.35 million in 1945 to INR 54.3 billion in 2009. Asian Paints' overall corporate strategy involves discovering new market opportunities, developing complementary competencies, defending its position in existing markets, and deepening its presence in segments where it is currently weak, such as the industrial paint industry. For the urban market, Asian Paints' strategy is to use intermediaries to initiate demand, occupy part of the intermediary space, and reduce intermediary power by increasing customer pull. In rural markets, Asian Paints' product-focused strategy is to achieve basic penetration and then upgrade
- Asian Paints was established in 1942 as a partnership firm called Asian Oil and Paint Co.
- It has 4 paint manufacturing plants located in Bhandup, Ankleshwar, Patancheru, and Kasna.
- The company also manufactures key raw materials like phthalic anhydride and vinyl pyridine latex.
- Capacity has increased over the years through expansions and investments in IT for production and distribution logistics.
The document discusses key aspects of trademark law in India such as definitions, registration procedures, and penalties for infringement. It defines what constitutes a trademark under Indian law, including that it must be capable of graphical representation and distinguishing goods and services. It also defines related terms like trade names, service marks, and collective marks. The summary discusses registration requirements, procedures, duration and ownership rights. It notes that unauthorized use of a registered trademark is punishable by imprisonment and fines under Indian law.
This document provides information about an assignment related to finance management. It includes 3 questions related to the roles and responsibilities of a finance manager, evaluating credit policies, and calculating and interpreting financial ratios to analyze a company's performance. The questions are part of an internal assignment for a September 2018 examination on the topic of financial analysis and management.
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BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
CASE-1 (20 Marks)
Nestle has launched quality street ,lion and after 8 choclates imported from Europe. Qualtty Street is an
assortment of chocolates priced at Rs. 7 5 for 218 gm. After Eight is a popular adult chocolate priced at Rs.25
for 20 gm and Lion is a caramel wafer bar priced at Rs. 20 for a 45 gm bar. (Kit Kat )is priced at Rs. 6 for a 17
gm bar and has a chocolaty taste while Lion has a crunchy taste). The brands have different tastes and will
appeal to different target segments (though the target segment is one which may have already been exposed to
these brands during visits abroad). These brands have been introduced in metros in upmarket stores which sell
brands bears the label "lmported by Nestle India Ltd." indicating that they may be better than smuggled ones
(which may be stale).
Question :
1 Suggest suitable media /media vehicles for promoting these brands. Give reasons in support of your answer
2 What business communication media you will utilize if you have to launch a soap in rural India?
CASE -2 (20 Marks)
The herbal shampoo market is valued at around Rs. 100 crores. Ny/e, Ayur, Dqbur and Biotique are some of the
established brands in the market.
Helene Curtis (JK Group) has introduced a premium herbal shampoo (with variants Shikskai, henna and qmla
and brqhmi and josur) priced between Rs. 80 and Rs. 90 (500 ml) for different types of hair. The proposition is
the benefits offered by lhe variant based on the combination of herbs, benefits offered by the variants range
from extra protection and nourishment to colour, body and bounce. The shampoos have been launched under
the brand name Premium Herbsl Shsmpoos and they target urban housewives with a monthly household
income of Rs.25,000. The brand is distributed through 7 0,000 retail outlets and 120 Raymond shops. The
company has planned only point of purchase (POP) posters initially and may consider the electronic media
later. The shampoo has an annual advertising expenditure of Rs. 10 crores.
Question :
1 Comment on the marketing mix of JK's Premium Herbsl Shampoos ?
2 How can you make their communication more effective ?.
CASE 3 (40 Marks)
(i) Iran Rafsanjan Co., Rafsanjan City, Iran has taken a marine insurance policy No. VB/84/3629/29 dated
20th December, 2005 from Albroz Insurance Co., Kerman City, Iran for the import of 500 tractor gears
2. from Apex Products (India) Ltd., Delhi. The exporter shipped the cargo on board vessel — SEEMA on
26th December, 2005 for Bandar Abbas Port of Iran.
As per the letter of credit condition, the exporter was required to fax the shipment details to Albroz
Insurance Company within 24 hours of the shipment. However, the exporter could not fax such details due
to change in telephone (fax) number of the insurance company.
Draft an express telegram to intimate shipment details.
ii) Yours is a multinational company having joint venture with a Chinese company. Plant is to be located at
Surat. The company immediately needs an Executive - Foreign Affairs (male/female) with ability of
“writing and speaking Chinese language.
Draft a recruitment advertisement for publication under classified column of a national daily. Salary-is no
bar for the right candidate. E-mail address -info@krishnafashions.com
iii) The local head office of State Bank of India is located at 11, Parliament Street, New Delhi-110001. The
bank wants to construct 76 flats at Noida for its employees and invite applications for pre-qualification of
contractors. Full details are available on its website - www.sbi.co.in or www.statebankofindia.com/
procurement_news.
Draft a notice for pre-qualification of contractors.
iv) The Joint Admission Board (JAB) of Indian Institutes of Technology in its meeting held on 17th
September, 2005 at Kolkata has taken some decisions with regard to Joint Entrance Examination (JEE)
2006, i.e., to appear in JEE, one must secure at least 60% marks (55% for SC/ST and PD) in 10+2
examination; a candidate can have only two attempts with effect from JEE-2006; and a candidate who
joins any of the IITs through JEE-2006 will not be permitted to appear in JEE in future.* It was also
decided that candidates, who have passed their qualifying examination in 2005 or earlier, will be allowed
to appear in JEE-2006 as the last chance, witji no consideration of marks or attempts at JEE subject to age
requirements. On behalf of the JAB, draft a suitable press release to be issued by organising chairman
highlighting these decisions.
BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT
CASE 1
Q1) Imagine that you are in-charge of a major chemical plant, manufacturing points. At present, the
general awareness about the mandatory requirements for chemical industry is very low. Even if the
compliance record is maintained, it is not disclosed to all employees. (25 marks)
i) What are the activities that are critical to the company’s environmental management
certification?
ii) List the activities which have potential environmental impacts in a pint industry.
iii) List the legal requirements.
iv) Is there a trade related issue involved in this case
v) Explain, how your company can prepare itself towards certification.
CASE 2 :
3. Q2) XYZ company is an equal opportunity employer. XYZ Co has always upheld the
spirits of freedom, human welfare, fair practices and fair treatment to all employees. It has the image
of a socially responsible company in India. XYZ Co., has never involved itself in any study deals,
even if it could bring good profits. (15 Marks)
Please answer the following questions :
i) Should XYZ Co take up the assignment?
ii) How can XYZ Co maintain business viability and growth without compromising on basic rights
and values enshrined? In the mission statement of the company?
iii) What alterations may be sought in the agreement and why?
CASE 3
Q3) On the night of December 23, 1983 a dangerous chemical reation occurred in the Union
Carbide factory in Bhopal, when a large amount of water got into the MIC i.e. Methyl Isocyanate
storage tank. When the leak was detected by workers at 11.30 pm, their eyes began to tear and burn.
The rest is history. About 40 tons of MIC poured out of the tank for nearly 2 hours and escaped into
air, spreading within 8 km down wind, About 4000 people were killed in sleep or as they fled in
terror, hundreds of thousands were injured or effected the victims who were almost entirely the
poorest members of the population. The poisonous gas, caused death and left the survivors with
Questions :
i) From Bhopal Tragedy, what an industrial manager learns? What safety procedures are to be
followed. Study the case deeply and state what were the defects of MIL unit. In view of this case,
prepare a disaster management plan, which could cover be useful to a chemical company. (10 Marks)
Q 4)
i) List the methods of waste management in the order of preference. (5 Marks)
ii) What are the advantages of solid waste incernaton? (5 Marks)
iii) Define hazardous waste (5 Marks)
iv) List the legal provisions in the Environment Protection Act pertaining to hazardous waste
(5 Marks)
Q 5)
4. i) Discuss the role of CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board) in the pollution control activities in
India. (2 Marks)
ii) Mention the salient points of the 3 Acts : (2 Marks)
The Air (prevention and control of pollution) Act 1981
The Water (prevention and control of pollution) Act 1974
The Environment (Protection) Act 1986
iii) Explain the very elements of EIA (Environmental Impact Assessment) – different types of
Impact Assessments – the benefits of EIA – The EIA process, key points to remember while
conducting an effective EIA. (2 Marks)
iv) Compare and contrast “polluter pays principle” with “beneficiary pays principle”. (2 Marks)
v) What are the tenets of Risk management – explain the steps involved through a chart. (2Marks)
BUSINESS ETHICS
CASE -1 (20 Marks)
Joan, an employee of Great American Market, was warned about her excessive absenteeism several
times, both verbally and in writing. The written warning included notice that "further violations will
result in disciplinary actions," including suspension or discharge.
Questions:
1. Was the suspension fair?
2. Did Joan act responsibly?
3. Should she be fired?
CASE-2 (20 Marks)
You own a cement company, and deal with most the local contractors for cement, sand, etc. You have
a reputation of high quality products, and for good customer service with your customers. Your
foreman has just run the standard quality control tests you have performed regularly on your products.
When the test results are ready, you discover that the new batch of product is 9% less durable than
5. your usual material
Questions:
1) Should you tell your customers?
2) Should you discount the price?
3) Should you tell your employees, so they will be knowledgeable with the customers?
4) Would you use this cement on foundations for your own house?
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CASE-3 (20 Marks)
Fred, a 17-year employee with Sam's Sauna, was fired for poor job performance and poor attendance,
after accruing five disciplinary penalties within a 12-month period under the company's progressive
disciplinary policy. A week later, Fred told his former supervisor that he had a substance abuse
problem.
Questions:
1) Should Fred be reinstated?
2) Was the company fair to Fred in helping him receive treatment?
3) Did the personnel director behave ethically toward Fred?
4) Did he act ethically for his company?
5) Would it be fair to other employees to reinstate Fred?
CASE-4 (20 Marks)
In January of last year, the S.S. Vulgass, an oil tanker of the Big Dirty Oil Company ran around in the
area just north of Vancouver, spilling millions of gallons of crude into the waters and onto the beaches
of British Columbia and southern Alaska. The damage to the beaches and wildlife and consequently to
the tourist industry, the ecology and the quality of life of the local residents is incalculable, but in any
case will require many millions of dollars for even the most minimal clean-up.
Questions:
1) The question is, who is responsible?
2) Against whom should criminal charges be leveled?
3) What should be done, if anything, to punish the corporation itself?
6. 4) What about the CEO?
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