Creating & Managing Lifestyle and Fashion Brands – Third Eyesight Knowledge Series© Workshop – 23 August 2008, New Delhi, India

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August 10, 2008

The Third Eyesight Knowledge Series© comprises of workshops designed and developed to help functional heads, line managers and executives refresh and upgrade functional and product expertise.   Third Eyesight's next workshop in this series is focussed on Creating & Managing Lifestyle and Fashion Brands.   IS THIS FOR YOU? This workshop will be useful to you, if you are  a brand owner wanting to look at growing your scale a manufacturer wanting to add value to your products and to gain additional margins a retailer wanting to invest in your own brands / private label a brand manager looking to expand…

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Private Interests

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July 26, 2008

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Urban Legends or Legacies

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July 26, 2008

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Retailers vs Brands

Devangshu Dutta

July 14, 2008

In early-June Big Bazaar (part of Future Group) was reported to have broken off its relationship with Cadbury’s. About 2-3 weeks later the two were reportedly back together. The alleged differences and the apparent solutions have been reported widely, as also the feeling that some issues remain unresolved. If that reads like something you would find in a celebrity tabloid, you’re probably right. The relationship between brands and large retailers is truly one of the “love-hate” kind. And this case is no different from many other such relationships in various markets around the world. In fact, the Future Group itself…

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Executive Involvement

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June 23, 2008

Written By Rajendra Choudhary Senior executive's outlook towards supply chain tends to differ considerably from that of supply chain manager's. While SCM professionals concerns are usually operati,onal and immediate in nature, senior executives prefer looking at the slightly distant supply chain objectives. The increasing realization of supply chain's strategic re,levance is prompting senior executives to increase their involvement in the supply chain affa,irs of the organization albeit at a macro level. In the recent years, the scope of modern supply chain has expanded greatly. From its earlier definition which was more or less restricted to the movement of goods, warehousing,…

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