Tuesday, July 31, 2007

Connecting @ complacency!

Rs.145.7 billion – that’s what the $101.5 billion Finnish giant Nokia garnered as annual revenues in 2006. Now hold on! It’s just the Indian market we’re referring to, here! And it should come as no surprise to the initiated, for the magnificent figure only speaks out for years of Nokia’s domination in India; which it truly values, as Soren Petersen, Senior VP-Mobile Phones, Nokia feels, “India is one of the fastest growing markets & is very important to Nokia, and the global mobile communications industry as a whole.”

Call it the highly envied ‘first mover advantage’ or simply an understanding of the Indian consumer behaviour. Call it what you want, but one fact stands out for sure – aft er more than half-a-decade of fun & frolic on the Indian sub-continent, we also have, of late, stood witness to ominous signs of danger lurking at close quarters... all thanks to the growth of competitors like Motorola & Sony Ericsson, amongst many others.

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Source: IIPM Editorial, 2006

An IIPM and Management Guru Prof. Arindam Chaudhuri's Initiative

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Wednesday, July 11, 2007

UTI Bank registered net profits of Rs.6.59 billion for the year 2007

However, despite this top-notch performance, there are black clouds hovering over UTI’s future. P.J. Nayak, CMD of the bank, has announced his retirement and will hang up his boots by July 2007. Often called as the anchor man of UTI, Nayak has led the turnaround of UTI Bank, which was once under the typical public sector culture, very much reflected in its appearance and efficiency. UTI stock, which was quoting at a meagre Rs.24 when Nayak walked in (in 2000) has skyrocketed to Rs.480.

In the midst of Nayak’s walk-out, UTI Bank has also decided to rechristen itself as Axis Bank and the makeover would be completed in the later half of this year. With a series of warranted (and some unwanted) changes striking at its heart, staying rooted to the ‘axis’ will be the best advice for this one.

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