Monday, 19 June 2017

Title - Reports on Business Elements

Title - Reports on Business Elements






Table of Contents
1. Business Profile
     1.1 Purpose of the Business Plan
     1.2 Mission
     1.3 Vision
     1.4 Business Goals
     1.5 Key customers
     1.6 Background of the Business
     1.7 Personal Background
     1.8 Location of the Business
     1.9 Legal Framework of the Business
          1.9.1 Company registration and Licensing
          1.9.2 Environmental Regulations
          1.9.3 Core Products and Offerings and Competitive Advantage
     1.10 Critical Success Factors
2. Environmental/Situational Analysis
     2.1 Industry’s Outlook and Current Trends
     2.2 Analysis of Key Competitors
          2.2.1 Sunshine Retail Pvt. Ltd.
          2.2.2 Mishree Communication
          2.2.3 Dhanraj Service Center
     2.3 PEST Analysis
          2.3.1 Political Factors
          2.3.2 Economic Factors
          2.3.3 Social Factors
          2.3.4 Technological Factors
     2.4 Porter's Five Forces Analysis
          2.4.1 The Threat of New Entrants (LOW)
          2.4.2 The Threat of Substitutes (LOW)
          2.4.3 Bargaining Power of Buyers (HIGH)
          2.4.4 Bargaining Power of Suppliers (MODERATE)
          2.4.5 Degree of Rivalry (HIGH)
     2.5 SWOT Analysis
3. Marketing Plan
     3.1 Market overview
     3.2 Benefits for the Target Customer
     3.3 Marketing Objectives
     3.4 Product/Service Strategy and Tactics
     3.5 Price Strategy and Tactics
          3.5.1 The Approach of the Authorized Customer Care Centres
          3.5.2 The Approach of Local Repairing Shops
     3.6 Positioning Strategy and Tactics
     3.7 Key Performance Indicators
     3.8 Promotion Strategy and Tactics
     3.9 Sales Strategy and Tactics
4. Human Resources plan
     4.1 Human Resource Requirements
     4.2 Training Requirements
     4.3 Skill Gaps
     4.4 Mode of Hiring
     4.5 Human Resource Roster
     4.6 Organizational Chart
     4.7 Assignment of Critical Tasks and Activities
     4.8 Flow of Information within the Organization
5. Financial Plan
     5.1 Basic suppositions
     5.2 Highlights
     5.3 Sensitivity Identification
     5.4 Profit and Loss Statements
     5.5 Cash Flow Statements
     5.6 Balance Sheets
     5.7 Ratio Analysis
6. Implementation
     6.1 Needs and Requirements of Customers
     6.2 The Extent of the Potential Market
     6.3 Strengths and Weaknesses of Competitors
     6.4 Action Plan
     6.5 Risk Management Strategy
          6.5.1 Human Resource Skill Gap
          6.5.2 Hazards of Lower Profits due to Economic Conditions and Increasing Costs
          6.5.3 Uncertainty Factor
7. References



1. Business Profile
1.1 Purpose of the Business Plan
The objective of the business plan is to explain the mission, vision and business goals of Indra Mobile. Further the business plan will also elaborate the different activities, plans and actions that will be part of the strategy of the Company in order to achieve these goals.
1.2 Mission
Indra Mobile repairing services endeavor to sustain in the mobile repairing industry for a long period and provide superior value to our customers through state of the art advanced repairing services and thrust on achieving trust of the customer. Through this objective Indra mobiles will achieve its ultimate aim of providing complete solutions to all the technical issues of the customers with their handsets and thus become leading mobile repairing services enterprise in the state of Gujarat.
1.3 Vision
To achieve the highest level of customer satisfaction through better-quality service and by providing our customers long term and reliable solution through quality of repairing services and expertise.
To be reckoned as the topmost mobile repairing service Company in the state for it’s:
Ø  Expertise in repairing services and reliability of service
Ø  Attaining total customer satisfaction through solutions to all kinds of technical issues
1.4 Business Goals
Ø  To recruit an highly skilled repairer with high level of expertise who can assist the firm in attaining the desired levels of customer satisfaction
Ø  to promote the USP of the store to the maximum people in the city so as to create awareness about the store
Ø  to create a working culture that will consistently increase the reputation of the company so that it can realize its mission of long term sustainability
Ø  to collect resources for continuous Up gradation of the store, the services offered and the advance machinery
1.5 Key customers
Key customers will be young adults, working people and senior citizens. It will be provide lower price, good place and satisfactory services in Ahmadabad city.

1.6 Background of the Business
In India tendency of people to believe that electronics goods should not be discarded right away and people tend to keep getting them repaired as long as it is feasible.
This tendency of people has from a long time flourished the market for repairers of electronics good in the country. In Ahmedabad, the population comprises of a people from different financial backgrounds. Depending on their financial status and capability to buy a new phone, individual takes the decision to whether to discard their phones or gives it for repairing. while the Upper middle class and affluent people will decide to give away their phones to their friends or relatives if it gets old and faulty, the middle class and lower middle class population generally prefers to get their phones repaired and keep using it until it gets to a point wherein further repairing is not feasible.
Apart from this, the sophisticated software’s in the mobiles today has also presented with a huge opportunity for the repairers as even in high end phones software issues prop up and people have to show it to an expert to sort it and return it to its normal functioning.


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REPORT ON NIKE

REPORT ON NIKE



Q.1 Describe the main business of the NIKE
Nike, formerly recognized as Blue Ribbon Sports (BRS), was established in 1964, by University of Oregon by a sportsperson Philip Knight and his trainer Bill Bowerman. The corporation primarily worked as a distributor for Japanese shoe maker Onitsuka Tiger which is now ASICS. Moreover, NIKE Inc. was integrated in 1968 under the regulations of the state of Oregon. 
Nike focused in producing an extensive variety of products. They are privileged in the manufacturing of footwear especially sports and athletic as well as relaxation and informal footwear. Nike also manufactures sport clothing, accessories and sport utility tools for not merely the sports teams and the general people in the US, but also internationally and worldwide.
The primary business activity of Nike is its design, growth and expansion and international or global promotion and advertising of superior quality products such as footwear, clothing, accessories and tools and instruments. Moreover, NIKE is the biggest seller of sporty footwear and clothing in the globe. According to Nike, they market their products to various retail accounts and most of them are NIKE’s owned retail stores and for direct selling NIKE use its website and generate sales from internet as well, This process of direct selling through internet selling is known as “Direct to Consumer” operations by NIKE and through a merger of various autonomous distributors and licensees, NIKE sells its products in more than 180 countries around the globe. Nearly all the products of NIKE are also produced by autonomous suppliers and most of the footwear and clothing products of NIKE are manufactured outside the United States, while sports’ tools and instruments s are manufactured both in the United States and overseas.
Therefore NIKE endeavors for superiority. Moreover, NIKE is a huge organization that prolongs to perform sound, even in this uncertain economic condition. Furthermore, the company is persistent about innovating to attain its complete impending. Even though having little ups and downs inside the organizations, NIKE prolongs to manufacture and market superior quality sport-stimulated products.


Q.2 what is the goal of the NIKE according to the annual report?
Nike is an international leader in the design, promotion and circulation of superior quality sport-stimulated products like footwear, clothing, accessories and tools. Entirely owned NIKE subordinates comprise, Converse, Cole Haan, Umbro International, and Hurley International LLC, Limited.
The primary objective of the company is to hold on its heritage of pioneering ideas, whether to produce products that facilitate sportspersons of all rank of capability that attain their prospective, or to generate business opportunities that place the company distant from the rivalry and offer worth for its investors.
NIKE designs, produces, market and promote superior quality footwear, clothing, and accessories and related equipments globally. The main goal of the company is to send significance and worth to its investors by constructing an advantageous international portfolio of well-known sports products. The tactic of the company is to attain enduring profits and development by creating innovative products, forming profound relationships with customers through its products and distributing persuasive retail production and familiarities.
Moreover, in order to attain enduring profits and development NIKE prolongs to strive to offer and present values to its investors pouring operational superiority in numerous key parts:
Ø  Building a competitive advantage in the supply chain through operational regulations.
Ø  Tumbling product costs through a sustained focus on incline production and product design that attempts to eradicate dissipate.
Ø  Enhancing promotion and managerial expenditure efficiency by focusing on reserves that impel economic income in the form of increased revenue and profit margin, and influence offered infrastructure transversely the portfolio of products in order to eradicate duplicative expenses,
Ø  Enhancing efficiency of functioning resources, and organizing resources efficiently in order to generate worth for its investors.
Therefore, with the help of implementation of these strategies, the enduring economic goals of the company persist to be:
Ø  Elevated single-digit profits escalation
Ø  Bigger return on invested assets and resources as well as hastened cash flows
Ø  Constant outcomes through effectual management of the varied portfolio of businesses of NIKE.
Therefore, the company is dedicated to intensify their novelty schedule and lashing development at the group, product and country level. Moreover, NIKE admits the variable condition of the economy and whilst they are not resistant to those aspects, they consider exterior forces do not manage the company's fortune. Furthermore, the company also observes enormous prospect to impel development by implementing effective strategy in order to renovate the market; also NIKE observe terrific opportunity in developing their operational potentials and prolong to improve their process.

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TITLE - REPORT ON INDRA TELECOM

TITLE - REPORT ON INDRA TELECOM


Table of Contents
1. Introduction
     1.1 Purpose of Research
     1.2 Overview of My Business
     1.3 Research Question
     1.4 Research Objectives
2. Literature Review
     2.1 Economy factor for Services Industries
     2.2 Usage of Mobile Phones
     2.3 Phones going to landfills
     2.4 Mobile Phone Usage Trends in Ahmedabad
     2.5 Technology
     2.6 Useful Source
     2.7 Consumer Forecasting
     2.8 Latest Trends in Mobile Phones
          2.8.1 Cell Phones for seniors
          2.8.2 Android Phones
     2.9 Latest Trends in Mobile Phone Repairing
3. Research Methodology
     3.1 Information Required for Conducting the Research
     3.2 Data Collection Method
     3.3 Quantitative Research
          3.3.1 Questionnaires
     3.4 Pilot Survey
     3.5 Qualitative Research
         3.5.1 Interview
4. Ethical Considerations
5. Results
     5.1 Findings of the Questionnaire
     5.2 Findings of the Interview
6. References












Research Elements
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 Purpose of Research
The purpose of the research is to survey the prospect of feasibility for set up a mobile repairing and selling shop in Ahmedabad, India. My research is covering the topics like, worldwide growth in mobile selling, market growth in mobile repairing; identify the need of mobile and potential customers in market.
1.2 Overview of My Business
 I completed my Bachelors in Electronics & Communication. I have Mobile Telecommunication as a one of my specialized subject. I have very wide knowledge about mobile communication. I have circuits repairing & maintenance experience. From all experience and my knowledge I want to start a mobile repairing and selling shop in Ahmedabad, India. The name of my business will be “INDRA Mobile Services”. It will be in Ahmedabad, India. The target customers will be between 16 – 70 ages. My target market will be young adults, working people and senior citizens. It will be provide lower price, good place and satisfactory services in Ahmedabad city. It will provide some exclusive offers for their regular costumers. It will employ two employees. One is for repairing the mobile instruments and another is for look after reception area, cash and selling the new mobile phones. It aims to provide better service in the whole Ahmedabad city. Its long term mission is providing satisfactory work to customer and its vision will be long term sustainability.
1.3 Research Question
     What is the prospect of investing money and time in my business in Ahmedabad? 
1.4 Research Objectives
  The main objectives of my research proposal are the following:
*      To investigate the growth in mobile market in recent years.
*      To find out usage of mobile phone in Ahmedabad.
*      To understand the necessity of the customers.
*      To find out problem of costumers to repair their mobile phones.
*      To find out major problem in mobile repairing market.

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TITLE - REFLECTION OF INDIAN CASTE SYSTEM (UNTOUCHABILITY) IN INDIAN CINEMA

TITLE - REFLECTION OF INDIAN CASTE SYSTEM (UNTOUCHABILITY) IN INDIAN CINEMA











                                      


 Table of Contents
Contents Page
1. INTRODUCTION…………………………………………………………….. 1
2. PURPOSE OF THE STUDY………………………………………………... 4
3. LITERATURE REVIEW……………………………………………………... 8
4. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEMS……………………………………... 11
     4.1 Government Initiatives……………………………………………… 11
     4.2 Rigidity of Caste System (Untouchability)………………………. 12
     4.3 Contemporary Cinema……………………………………………… 13
4.4 Cinematic Review…………………………………………………… 15
5. DESIGN OF THE WORK………………………………………………….. 16
     5.1 Empirical Research: Case Study………………………………….. 16
     5.2 Research Setting…………………………………………………….. 17
     5.3 Literature Search…………………………………………….………. 17
     5.4 Review of Similar Work……………………………………………... 18
     5.5 Production of Research Work…………………………….…..…… 18
6. RESULTS…………………………………………………………………… 21
     6.1 Findings……………………………………………………………….. 22
     6.2 Limitations…………………………………………………………….. 24
7. CONCLUSION……………………………………………………………… 25
8. BIBLIOGRAPHY…………………………………………………………… 29
9. FILMOGRAPHY………………………………………………………….… 31


1. INTRODUCTION
My motivation for attempting this research is the caste system of India and its reflection on the Indian cinema. Caste is a contentious theme in India and it has been reflected in the Indian films since 1930 and still practicing. Caste is a term which is derivative from a word Casta (origin: Portuguese). Caste can be defined as an inflexible social system in which a social ladder is maintained generation after generation and allows little mobility out of the position to which a person is bornThe unique caste systems arrived regarding the immigration of Aryans basically from the North India in around 1600BC. Throughout the Vedic age, Manu, the originator of this prehistoric Hindu or Aryan civilization instituted the latest social classification, portraying an arrival to religious ethics from a former and acquisitive civilization. He establishes four social classifications based on four major goals of both person and civilization. A social categorization system of four diverse classes (varnas) was consequently devised so that the individual pursuit could have an even and structured living in the society.
The derivation of the caste system is in Hinduism, but it has influenced the entire Indian society. The caste system in the spiritual structure is mainly a simple distribution of society into four castes allocated in a hierarchy. But communally, the caste system was more complex, with much extra castes and sub-castes and other categories.
The term Jati is used to depict caste in the Indian society. The word jati is a derivative of a Sanskrit word Jata, which means “birth” or “brought into existence,” and signifies a type of life verified by origin. This jati explains any group of belongings that have generic features. There are various jatis all through its individual convention and civilization. These diverse jatis are conventionally ordered in hierarchical classification and fit into one of the four fundamental varnas which is derived from a Sanskrit word, which means colours.
According to the Varna scheme, there are various kinds of categories of caste and are as follows:
Ø  The Brahmans, which are frequently recognized with pastors, saints and the educated category
Ø  The Kshatriyas, which are related with leaders and soldiers comprising landlords, etc.
Ø  The Vaishyas, which are related with viable living for example, businessmen etc.
Ø  The Shudras, which are the manual worker
At the outset there was Shudra caste and later on various sub divisions of caste were instituted after the formation of Indian constitution in 1950. The first category is called Scheduled Castes (SC) which is referred to as untouchables. The second category is Scheduled Tribes (ST). This category includes did not accept the caste system and preferred to inhabit deep in the jungles, forests and mountains of India. The third category is called as Other Backward Classes (OBC). This category includes former untouchables who converted from Hinduism to other religions.
Caste System has been an unfastened aspect of Indian cinema and has more than often echoed the overriding beliefs and dogmatic ideologies of their respective periods. Indian films have demonstrated to be sculpting the social structure that is majorly followed in the country and sensitive issues are treated perceptively and delicately. It is not astounding then that the Indian cinema has been so indisposed and unenthusiastic in covenanting with the caste system. The foremost endeavor to pact with the subject was from the film Achhut Kanya (Untouchable Maiden) in 1936. In the same vein of most films that have dealt with caste since, it framed the topic in a Romeo-and-Juliet tale of star-crossed lovers, undone by the gossip and intolerance of their families and surrounding community. Commencing from this standpoint, reflection of caste in Indian cinema may perhaps be observed as a multifaceted occurrence that amalgamates a multiplicity of beliefs and events that depends upon the period to which the film belongs. 
Many Indian film directors like Shyam Bengal produced films like Nishant and Ankur, which focused on the subjugation of the caste system. These films shadowed a deeper insights of the viciousness of the Indian caste system which is been practiced in the rural areas of India. There are also many films and film makers which have been discussed in the research that reflected the caste system such as BhavaniBhavai (1980), a Guajarati film directed by Ketan Mehta, Dr. Baba sahib Ambedkar (1999), directed by Jabbar Patel, Sujata (1959), directed by Bimal Roy, Lagaan (2001) and Swades (2004), directed by Ashutosh Gowariker, Aakrosh (2010), directed by,
priyadarshan, etc.
I like to watch movies since my childhood and have analyzed the change in the Bollywood’s movies in today’s’ time. The era of my movies stared in the year of late 90’s and still pursuing. I have analyzed that the caste system is a most popular and common concept which film makers are employing in their films. Some periodic films also reflected the caste system like Lagaan (2001), Swades (2004), etc.
The major issue which I had discussed in this research is how the subject untouchability has been concentrated in Indian cinema. It discusses various film reviews from 1930 to 2010 in which the reflection of Indian Caste system can be seen as well as the reaction if the audience who comes to watch these movies just for entertainment. Considering various critical and questionnaire analysis of data and case studies of various Indian films and film director’s history would benchmark the effect of untouchability in Indian cinema. As untouchability or the Caste system is the most controversial issue in India, its effect had also reflected even on the Indian cinema. My research would explore various factors due to which the Indian cinema had been portraying the caste system in the films. More specifically this research will investigate:
Ø  The portrayal of caste system in Indian films of today and of previous eras
Ø  The change in the pattern and approach through which caste system is portrayed in today’s films from the previous films
The research will review many movies which are focusing on the Indian caste system and the perception of the audience on viewing these films. In India films are most important source for entertainment. Indian people watch films only for their entertainment. Mainly the people watch movies which have a fairytale, action, or comedy. They just want to relax and enjoy their time while watching movies. As India is the biggest country for cinema or entertainment, so there are 1200 films which are released every year.

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TITLE – REAL ESTATE CONSTRUCTIONS

TITLE – REAL ESTATE CONSTRUCTIONS


Table of Contents
1. Introduction
     1.2 Overview and background of business
     1.3 Objective and purpose of the research
     1.4 Research Question
2.0 Literature Review
     2.1 Economic Environment
     2.2 Government Policies
     2.3 Bank Finance
     2.4 Trend and Client
     2.5 Technology
     2.6 Regulatory Constraints for Real Estate construction
          2.6.1 Ownership issues
          2.6.2 Registration Rates
          2.6.3 Rental Laws
          2.6.4 Construction regulations and Codes
     2.7 Conclusion
3.0 Introduction of research methodology
     3.1 Method of research methodology
     3.2 Ethical Considerations
4. Results
     4.1 Findings of the Interview
          4.1.1 Significance and Growth of the Real Estate Construction Industry in India
          4.1.2 Avenues for Investment
          4.1.3 Concerns regarding the Real Estate Construction Industry
          4.1.4 Responsibility of the Government
          4.1.5 Resources of Finance and Capitals
          4.1.6 Future of the Industry
     4.2 Findings of the Questionnaire
          4.2.1 India’s real estate construction market as an advantageous
                destination for investment
          4.2.2 Importance of real estate as a profitable investment option
          4.2.3 Most favorable option for investing in the real estate market
          4.2.4 Is the impulsive increase in property values across India is reasonable?
          4.2.5 Key troubles faced by the real estate Construction industry
          4.2.6 Internal Rate Returns (IRR) produced by the sector
                having maximum possibility for enhancing earnings
          4.2.7 The Future of the Real Estate Industry
          4.2.8 Is the Government is taking Measures towards the Development of the Industry?
5. References
6. Appendix.1









1. Introduction:-
The process or art of constructing; the act of building; erection; the act of devising and forming; fabrication; composition is called construction. The construction industry covers a wide range of areas including public and private housing, non residential public buildings like hospitals and schools, commercial buildings like offices, and industrial buildings like factories or units. The industry is also involved in the repair, maintenance and refurbishment of all existing buildings, and the infrastructure and services to all new and existing buildings. According to the Royal Institute of Charted Surveyor report, the real estate construction industry in India acts a noteworthy position regarding value involvement to the economy of the country and employment provided. Moreover, the industry is estimated to develop even further at around 36 per cent every year to reach at around US$ 180 billion industry by the year 2020 (RISC Report, 2012).
1.2 Overview and background of business:-
Sphere Engineers is a Delhi, India based Construction Company. Sphere Engineers provides all the construction solution under one roof like from starting of project planning to building construction then services likes electrical, plumbing etc. Finishing like interiors of the project is also the part of the Sphere Engineers. We work according to client needs. Our main clients are big real estate construction companies. The scope of the work for the company is as follow:-
Ø  The scope includes start to end projects covering every task from sketching of building drawing to finalized the civil construction.
Ø  The scope also includes the complete interiors of the project.
Ø  The complete services like electrical, plumbing, fire etc.
Ø  Construct both residential and non-residential buildings.
1.3 Objective and purpose of the research:-
The main purpose of this research is to find out the factors and checking the feasibility of starting up a construction company called Sphere Engineers in Delhi, India. The objective of the research is also to find out the, purchasing power and the requirement of the target market so as to reflect those needs in the operations of the company.     
Ø  To reveal the trend and tendencies in the business, i.e., to assess the growth or expansion potential of the business and to identify the influencing fact or determinants of business parameters like economy growth.
Ø  Explore the familiarity with the present status of the construction business and the effect with government policies.
Ø  To determine the affect of the bank interest rate in the demand of the construction.
Ø  Find out the necessity of the technology and safety environment in the construction business.
1.4 Research Question:-
Ø  What is the trends and future of the real estate construction industry?
Ø  What is the effect of the economic growth on real estate construction industry?
Ø  What is the effect of government policies on real estate construction industry?
Ø  What is the effect of the bank interest rate on the real estate construction industry?

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