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100 | _a Parsad, Chandan | ||
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_aTata Nano: _bCase of Repositioning. |
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_aIndia _bSage _c Jul-Sep 2021 |
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300 | _a Jul-Sep2021, Vol. 46 Issue 3, p177-187. 11p. | ||
440 | _a Vikalpa: The Journal for Decision Makers | ||
520 | _aAll was not well for Tata Motors’ most ambitious product, Nano. There were rumours floating in the media about the discontinuation of the brand (Kumar, 2015). Pushing aside all the speculations, Girish Wagh, Senior Vice President, Tata Motors, said, Nano is an extremely critical product for Tata Motors. Never did we have discussion about killing the brand. Our discussion has been how to re-energise the brand. We see there is a tremendous emotional connect with the brand and at the same time emotional hurdles too. (Economic Times, 2015). | ||
650 | _aPOSITIONING | ||
650 | _aPRODUCT FAILURE | ||
650 | _a REPOSITIONING STRATEGY | ||
650 | _aTARGETING | ||
650 | _aTATA NANO | ||
650 | _aCase Study | ||
700 | _aPrashar, Sanjeev | ||
700 | _aSahay, Vinita S. | ||
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_2Connect With the Library Team _3Tata Nano: Case of Repositioning _uhttps://journals.sagepub.com/doi/pdf/10.1177/02560909211040692 |
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