Hiring Process IMFA and Bharti Airtel Ltd A detailed analysis about the recruitment, selection and hiring process of IMFA and Bharti Airtel Ltd Hiring Procedure in Indian Metals and Ferro Alloys [IMFA] Facts About IMFA • Established in 1961 in Odisha • IMFA is India's largest, fully integrated producer of Ferro-Alloys with 187 MVA installed furnace capacity backed up by 258 MW captive power generation and extensive chrome ore mining tracts. • They are unique from the quality perspective due
for Bharti Airtel will be survival in the Greece market if company not doing good business with Cyta Greece. Alternative mode of entry So for Bharti Airtel if they don’t want go with joint venture with Cyta Greece the best alternative option for Bharti Airtel is to go with direct mode of entry. As the joint venture is good option for Bharti Airtel but there are some pros and cons which will face by Bharti Airtel if they go with joint venture. Initially the project cost for Bharti Airtel will be high
BHARTI AIRTEL 4G Introduction The telecom industry in India has witnessed unparalleled growth since 1991. After modernization and liberalization of Indian economy, the telecom sector has witnessed unexpected changes not only with an ever-increasing subscriber base, but also in its ability to provide ultra modern telecom services to a large section of the population at competitive rates. It has been one of the tools in reuniting the rural and the urban population of the country and the mobile phone
Background Bharti Airtel exists as one of the world’s leading global telecommunication carriers with over 307 million customers across its operations in 20 countries throughout Asia and Africa (Bharti Airtel, n.d.). Its offerings include 2G, 3G, and 4G services, high speed DSL broadband, mobile commerce, and fixed line services. Bharti was founded in 1995 by Sunil Mittal with only $900 in start-up capital, and has since grown to create over $14.2 billion in gross revenue for
Study on the Various Factors Affecting Mobile Number Portability for Bharti Airtel Limited By Himanshu Singh June, 2015 Study on the Various Factors Affecting Mobile Number Portability for Bharti Airtel Limited By Himanshu Singh Under the guidance of Mr. Adnan Mustafa Usmani Mrs. Jayanthi Ranjan Prepaid Acquisition Manager Professor Bharti Airtel Limited
be avoided or minimize with a strategy. For example when Airtel launched its UnlimiNet campaign, it was a threat to Safaricom which made Safaricom obligated to reduce its bundles prices. An opportunity on the other hand is areas that have been explored that can be a gold mine for a certain organization. The same example of Airtel and Safaricom, Safaricom stopped recently its post-paid services which in turn became an opportunity for Airtel to launch its UnlimiNet campaign which was giving almost
Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojna 3. Use of technology- Mobile Banking 4. Business Correspondent model These solutions have been tried and tested under different circumstances and they each have their own unique pros and cons. We tried to have a comparative study of the above solutions to check which fits the current solution fits best to India’s situation. New Banking Licenses While conventional banks have been in existence for past several decades, RBI
and focus strategies to cope with the fore of competitive rivalry in the market. The respondents from Telkom Kenya (Orange) agreed that the company us a combination of differentiation and focus strategies to compete in this competitive environment. Airtel is the most versatile organization in the industry as it uses a combination of all the strategies in almost equal
portray skin colour as directly attributed to self confidence of a person or obtaining foreign visas and advance university degrees. The ‘Classifieds’ column in any newspapers portrays the obsession for fair skin in India. A recent TV commercial of ‘Airtel’ aiming to break the social stereotype showed a wife who’s the boss of her husband at work and the man accepted that gracefully. However it was the wife who still had to cook for him, thus sponsoring another inherent stereotype of the Indian
The Chairman of Bharti Airtel, Sunil Bharti Mittal, in his recent interview said that “Africa is an article of faith. I believe in this continent”. Recently, newspapers such as The Economist or the BBC have flooded their magazine with titles on Africa everywhere, calling it “the hopeful continent” or the “future breadbasket of the world”. But is Africa really rising, or are we being too optimistic? Economically, demographically, geographically, technologically, and socially, Africa has truly been