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While it is true a huge
market potential lies in the whole of the Indian market,
covering the whole market in one go would be highly rewarding
but however given the diversity in the various geographic
regions, its consumer demographics and et al, it would be
prudent to adopt a step-by-step approach.
Based on our geographical location and the operational ease
and experience the primary focus market remains the southern
states namely Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and
Kerala. This specialization of ours has brought us clients
– associates from across India and also from foreign
markets.
We intend to present a brief overview of some of the working
business models along the lines of which we have worked.
It is imperative to mention that the ideal business model
largely depends on various factors among which nature of
the product is one of the vital aspects. Whether the product
is a consumer good or industrial good (or intermediate good)
decides the marketing channel that is required namely, B2C
or B2B which in turn forms the basis of framing the business
model.
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Model:
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Representative Office of the
client in the designated territory
This is one of the simplest models where we work as the
Representative Office of the client in the designated territory.
Model:
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Territory presence, Inventory maintenance & Logistics
Beyond services mentioned in Model 1
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We are also the
stock point in the territory, holding inventory
of the client’s product either on consignment
basis or even pay-up for the same depending on the
further orders in the pipeline for the client from
different customers routed through us in our operational
territory. |
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The logistics pertaining to
the movement of the product from our warehouse to
the customer place will be taken care of. |
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We make regular follow-ups with the customer leading
to increased inventories in the pipeline and ensure
smooth conduct of relationship between our client
and their customers. |
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Model:
3
Extended Collaboration with Client
Under this setup the level of collaboration with the client
reaches a much higher level. |
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Model:
4
Closer Association with Client
In this model of business, the degree of association reaches
the maximum. We work with the client upon their project
proposal, study all relevant details in and out, prepare
detailed reports, study the feasibility of its execution,
analyze the financials and based on the interest level of
the client, his willingness and our conviction towards the
project we engage as a joint-venture partner with the client,
pooling in resources for the implementation of the project.
Mutual cooperation is pitched in at all practical aspects,
its implementation, statutory obligations and commercialization
of the project.
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Model:
5
Role of the Sourcing Company
(Agent) for Client
This is a typical mechanism where we take up the responsibility
of the Sourcing Company (Agent) for the client. The product
as per the specification of the client is sourced from the
best-suited supplier, identified and selected in coordination
with the client, with in-depth reference to each and every
quality screening parameters set by the client. We follow-up
with the supplier-company on the delivery schedules, carry-out
pre-shipment inspections, ensure packing advice compliance
and even pitch in with logistics arrangement if required.
This model is more sort of a reverse integration with the
client.
The above business models are a broad framework for the
future prospective clients to get a grip of the operational
pattern in the event of an association. Based on the specific
requirements supported by genuine justification, a dialog
process with the client may evolve the ideal model with
fair amount of customization that will ensure success for
all stake-holders concerned and the project on the whole.
Hence we are always eager to engage in a productive dialog
with our clients.
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Representative Office of the client in the designated
territory |
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Territory presence, Inventory maintenance & Logistics |
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Extended Collaboration
with Clients |
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Closer Association with Client |
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Role of the Sourcing Company (Agent) for Client |
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