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What happened to Micromax. ? Is it even alive .?

"Micromax Overtakes Samsung in India" In 2000 Micromax started as an IT software company focusing on embedded devices.Micromax entered mobile market in 2008 with innovative and affordable phones. Micromax is known for its innovation in low cost seg

According to Rahul Sharma, Co-Founder of Micromax The Micromax brand is still alive, but they have no plans to launch phones Now, they have pivoted to the manufacturing side, building phone components and supplying phone brands across all four fact

why there is no big big Indian phone brand like the recently camrle nothing is making headlines in the crowded market like I know India had lava , and nokia and Micromax and all that but currently mostly all are chinese or iphone I think soo whats

will companies like boat , firebolt fall apart like micromax ?

I am currently seeking new opportunities in Supply Chain Management, Operations, and Key Account Management domains. With 6 years of experience, I am currently employed with a B2B startup in Kolkata. If there are any relevant openings, I would apprec

Would you go for a b2b or a b2c type of business? They say usually getting clients in b2b is much easier than in b2c.

India is undoubtedly a tech giant, we have reached the moon, and our population is 140Cr, almost every one has mobile phones, yet we don't manufacture competitive mobile phones. And our laptop brands are HCL, Micromax, which is not at all competitiv

I am currently using LinkedIn and a few other platforms for branding and marketing of most of my B2B clients, here to ask the experts about other platforms/ techniques/ways that worked for you specially for service based B2B businesses.

Why are Indian founders not excited about B2B startups. Everyone is either into AI or chatbots in B2B or else building apps and brands. Specially so much investment flowing into D2C brands that it makes me laugh. Boring B2B business generate so much