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Tata Nano- New Product Development
NEW DEVELOPMENT LIFE CYCLE OF
TATA NANO

SHIVARANJAN M
ROLL NO 53
MBA II SEM

Contents:

|Sr. No. |Subject |Pg. No |
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|1 |Executive Summary |3 |
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|2 |Objective of research |4 |
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|3 |Methodology of research |5 |
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|4 |Introduction to the subject –new product development |6 |
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|5 |Introduction to Tata Nano |12 |
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|6 |Tata Nano and new product development |17 |
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