Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Who goes where?
13 Nov 2009 | by Andrew Walmsley
audience was 20m people across the then-British Empire, including Kenya, India, Australia, South Africa ...
about India or Brazil, this is China's decade. Have you heard of Chonqing? Guangzhou? Tianjin? I hope so ...
audience was 20m people across the then-British Empire, including Kenya, India, Australia, South Africa ...
of India and its wonderful vistas, colours and aromas. However, if you're going to be a proudly authentic ...
successfully targeted emerging markets such as India, China and Poland. Within three years, these developing ...
Scandals involving PricewaterhouseCoopers in India and the US could well harm its global brand....? For the answer we must first travel to Bangalore, where PwC India audited and certified the accounts of IT firm ... the Satyam scandal and the subsequent 10-month media outrage in India and across the globe has damaged its ...
and employs 200 staff in the US, the UK, France, Germany and India. It is privately held, and funded ...
And there was a great mix of speakers - from Werner Vogels, chief technology officer at Amazon, who sees the future in cloud computing, to Sugata Mitra, professor of educational technology at Newcastle University, who has brought the internet to children in remote villages in India. Meanwhile ...
of the brands he oversaw in India while head of haircare, as a prime illustration of the future direction for P G. Pantene is sold in mini-sachets in India, as many consumers cannot afford bigger formats ...
by Times of India last year. At least the firm did not have to fork out for new stationery, then. Amanda ...
of the company's fledgling US business, and identifying new international markets for expansion (India has long ...