Since the opening of the Indian economy, India's astonishing economic growth has led to the rapid emergence of an urban middle class of increasingly sophisticated consumers who are demanding higher quality, variety and innovation from their retailers.
Retail is the pulse which will gauge the products sell through. Ultimately, the success of any brand depends upon the "Choice" of the end-consumer, and retail enables the company to come closer to the consumer.
In recent times, India's retail market has begun to reach a much more advanced stage of maturity. Consequently, companies are continually expanding their retail presence in order to reach out to an increasing number of customers.The Indian retail market, the fifth-largest retail destination globally, has been ranked as the most attractive.......
TVS-E is offering the latest all-in-one POS Terminal featuring high performance and reliability. The fanless touch POS terminal is ideal for use in hospitality and retail business where long hours of billing and transaction are very common.
Dell has continually expanded its retail presence in order to reach out to an increasing number of customers across India. “We will continue to invest in our marketing efforts and retail infrastructure. Today, we have a solid retail footprint; our products are available across the country at Dell Experience Zones at Croma, e-Zone and Staples.......
Today, India’s ICT sector represents an up-and-coming market. The expansion of the sector has been truly mind-boggling in the last decade. Hence, it is no surprise that multinational investors are drawn to the country like moths to a flame. The reason is not far to seek. One of the fastest-growing economies, India has a fast growth rate for computer and Internet use in the world.
In recent years, India’s retail market has begun to reach a much more advanced stage of maturity in the main urban areas of the country. rnThe Indian retail market, the fifth-largest retail destination globally, has been ranked as the most attractive emerging market for investment in the retail sector by AT Kearney's eighth annual Global Retail Development Index (GRDI), in 2009.
Today’s retail environment is tough. Shrinking budgets, layoffs, consolidation and demanding construction schedules mean that you have to do more with less time, less money, and less staff. To get stores designed, built, renovated and maintained on time and within budget, it is highly critical to work smarter than your competitors and stay connected with the three core elements of effective retailing – People, Process & Technology.
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