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CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT


How loyal can you be?
Loyalty programmes are crawling out of the woodwork with a variety of companies from carmakers to real estate offering them. Catalyst looks at the efficacy of running such programmes. More

Increasing `lifetime value' of customers
HOW many of you are members of Jet Privilege or First Citizens Club? Chances are that even if you are not a member in any of these, you would have definitely heard of them. Thanks to these and programmes such as the Inner Circle from Taj Hotels ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES


Fun at work
WHEN actor Clint Eastwood got an Academy Award he said, "I feel lucky. I get paid to do the work I enjoy doing most." This statement is engraved in my head and I can never forget it. I keep asking myself, "Do I get paid to do what I ... More

ADVERTISING


Working the great outdoors
Ad agencies redefine out-of-home outfits with new technology driven packages, changing the face of the medium for their clients. More

An `honest' statement
The Peter England ad reflects how it has evolved into a lifestyle brand. More

Subhas Ghosal
Seldom does the advertising industry rally around and doff its hat to any one individual in the fraternity. When it does, you know there is something unique in that persona. The late Subhas Ghosal is one such person. For those youngsters ... More

RETAILING


The recipe for retail success
The dos and don'ts about wooing customers and making them come back to your stores. More

TRENDS


What's in a name?
PERHAPS the first thing soon-to-be parents plan for their unborn child is its name. Naming a child should be an awesome responsibility, considering it's a cross the poor individual will have to bear all her life. One, therefore, wonders at ... More

BOOKS


The brand idea has to enter your company's systems
FREEDOM of choice is a grand feeling but it has a flip side too. Anxiety. With products, what reduces our anxiety is not a curtailment of options, but a familiar brand. Paul Feldwick would define brand as "a recognisable and trustworthy badge of ... More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES


Festive gifts
LUXOR WRITING INSTRUMENTS has launched a range of Diwali gift sets called Celebrations from its hallmark brand, Parker. It consists of a combination of personal and desk accessories such as key holders, business card holders, leather wallets, ... More

Dab it!
ITF SPA (ITALY) has launched fragrances by Roberto Cavalli in India. The new collection has fragrances for both men and women. They are priced between Rs 2,200 and Rs 2,995, and are available at leading lifestyle ... More

Soft & silky
HINDUSTAN LEVER has launched Perfect Radiance Clear Complexion & Lighten Gel Crème under the Fair&Lovely brand. It is supposed to be hypoallergenic, oil-free and translucent and contains peach flower extracts. It reportedly has the biolight ... More

It's cleaner!
HENKEL SPIC has relaunched Henkomatic detergent powder, which is now supposed to have a superior wash formula. Launched in gusset packs, it is available in 500 gm and 1 kg packs, priced at Rs 55 and Rs 110 ... More

Feather light
MOTOROLA has launched Moto Razr V3, which claims to be an ultra-thin clamshell phone. The handset reportedly weighs 95 grams and is 13.9 mm thin. It has a nickel-plated keypad and a display of up to 262,000 colours powered by a 3D graphics ... More

Eye-catching
REVLON has introduced Eyeliner Pen. It is reportedly water-resistant and stays for the entire day. It comes in a 0.8 ml pack and is priced at Rs 250.

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Easy talk
PLANTRONICS has launched M2500 Bluetooth headset. It claims to fuse fashion with functionality, offering mobile phone users quality wireless communication. It features an intuitive call control button that enables users to answer and end calls, ... More

Painkiller
BOOTS PIRAMAL HEALTHCARE has relaunched is oral analgesic brand Aspro. The product contains aspirin and caffeine. While aspirin is supposed provide relief from pain, caffeine reportedly helps in lightening the mood of the person. It is available ... More


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