Bücher von Kamaladevi Baskaran

I like to share the spark that made me to write this book "Mall Management ¿ The Key to a Mall's Success". Basically, as a Indian Citizen and management writer, I have been to various malls in India which doesn't gives me any feel, just like that, as like others, I have been for shopping. After being Dubai Resident, after visiting various malls in Dubai, the destination for the shopping malls, I questioned myself, why my country is lacking in Mall Management? I wished to analyse and give solution for this management issue. Therefore, I started to analyse the malls in India and Dubai. How do Dubai malls glowing in the world? In addition, where should we improve? Based on my analysis, I have organised this research paper into sections that scrutinizes and compares the mall concept in Indian and Dubai context, Mall Management Strategies, Life cycle of the shopping mall, how to fix the tenant in the mall, how safety should the shoppers be in the malls, at last, my research says India have to benchmark the success of malls management in Dubai¿¿ In Future, India has to be the destination of shopping malls. This dream has to come true¿... This dream will come true¿...

Indian sugar sector having a large stake in the world sugar economy, like on several occasions in the past, once again found it at cross roads. From an era of large production, high surpluses and virtually unmanageable stocks, India has turned into an importer of sugar, albeit of raw sugar, to meet the gap between supply and demand in the world market. The research is basically, to analyze the performance of ICL Sugars Ltd., India. This report is purely the comparative analysis of ICL Sugars Limited with two Indian sugar mills ie., EID Parry (India) Limited & Ponni Sugars (Erode) Ltd and two foreign sugar mills i.e., Habib Sugar Mills Limited & Shahtaj Sugar Mills Limited.

It is a well-known fact that Indian retail continues to be one of the largest sectors attracting fresh investments from the private sector. The existing retail kings Pantaloon and Shoppers'' Stop are unfazed by the development for they feel the huge domestic market with rising consumer spending is hardly even-stretched now and hence is capable of absorbing much more. No wonder many new comers are looking to start with smaller cities and towns and gradually work their way to the big cities. This book analyses the Retail Marketing in India on the basis of Business Plan Analysis. The framework of the study is divided into six units. The first unit consists of the Introduction. The second unit consists of the Review of Literature. The third unit discusses with the report highlights, research design, sources of data collection and limitations of the study. The fourth unit consists of business plan analysis of two companies or about the project. The fifth unit consists of observations and recommendations. The sixth and last unit consists of conclusions.