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Do you remember them? Tata DOCOMO, launched in 2008, shook up India's telecom market with its "2GB for 48 rupees" offer. This innovative pricing, coupled with their "Do the New" slogan, quickly attracted millions of subscribers. At its peak in 2011

Professional business concepts — “ Strategic alliances ” Strategic alliances is the most beneficial thing for two or more companies to gain common targeted project and market share with the help of using resources of each other companies . Exam

Airtel × Perplexity Why it's a Win-Win for both parties !? For those of you who don't know, Airtel has given its users free perplexity subscription for an year worth ₹17,000 For Airtel🔥 ●Strong alliance : This is the first time a network provi

How Bangalore Agencies Help in Online Branding | Eflot Bangalore agencies help in online branding by crafting strategic digital marketing campaigns, enhancing brand visibility, and building a strong online presence. They leverage SEO, social media,

Nike is going to crash? Nike is currently facing financial challenges due to significant losses attributed to the high costs of opening and maintaining its Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) stores. This strategic shift has led to operational difficulties, as

Business Savvy: Key Lessons from Kylie Jenner's Empire 1. Leverage Social Media: Kylie harnessed her massive social media following to market Kylie Cosmetics, creating direct and engaging consumer connections. 2. Authenticity Sells: She built a

"How Jio's entry Killed Aircel" Billions to Bankruptcy #3 Aircel's Failure story Aircel was founded in 1999 by C. Sivasankaran.Aircel expanded its services and became prominent telecom operators in India,known for its competitive pricing and strong

Sting, PepsiCo’s energy drink, carved a niche with bold flavors, vivid packaging and targeted marketing. Leveraging PepsiCo’s market data, beverage experience and distribution network, Sting used first‑mover advantages in some regions to build recogn

If you think that all the telecom companies were closed due to Jio, So you are wrong! So untill 2002, companies didn't had to pay any fees in India. But in 2002, gov said that now they will have to pay licence fees as well as 8-12% of all revenue.