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PROJECT REPORT ON INDOASIAN
|PROJECT REPORT ON INDOASIAN |April 1 | | |2009 | |This report states what are the major brands present in the panel builder/contractor segment, retailer – |Customer preferences | |switchgear and lighting segment of indoasian customers what are the reasons they have selected those brands? | | |What are the problems with Indoasian? What are the reasons why customers are using/promoting Indoasian. | |

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|Sl No. |Topics |Pg No. | |1 |INTRODUCTION |03 | |2 |STATEMENT OF PROBLEM |04 | |3 |OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE OF STUDY |05 | |4 |METHODOLOGY OF STUDY |06 | |5 |LIMITATIONS OF STUDY |07 | |6 |ABOUT INDOASIAN |08-09 | |7 |ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION |10-21 | |8 |FINDINGS OF THE REPORT |22 | |9 |OBSERVATION SHEET – RECORDED DATA |23-28 | |10 |REFERENCE EXCEL WORKSHEETS
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