- Which company’s corporate headquarter is located in a building called ‘Day one south’ and why is it named so?
Headquarters of Amazon.com, named so by Jeff Bezos because of his conviction that the 17-year-old company is still in its infancy
- Which car launched in India is literally “full of energy, life, and enthusiasm”?
Honda Brio. Brio in Italian means full of energy, life and enthusiasm
- For marketers, what does the ‘HoReCa’ segment consist of?
Hotels, restaurants and cafés
- Who was the first Indian to work with Cadbury in England, its home country?
Vinita Bali, the current MD of Britannia Industries
- Owing to the furore created by upmarket cycling enthusiasts of this city on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, which luxury 5-star hotel was forced to put up a bicycle stand in its parking lot to satisfy them?
The Leela Palace in Bangalore
- By making Wal-Mart the sole distributor of its products, this company had enormous market share and profits. The same relationship led to its bankruptcy and fire-sale style liquidation of its assets in the late nineties. Name this company founded by a husband and wife pair whose first patented product was a dust pan.
Rubbermaid. It merged with Newell in 1999 and is now called Newell Rubbermaid, known for household products.
- Who said this: “I told them they could invade the markets of the world — and have manufacturers screaming for protection in five years. I was, in 1950, the only man in Japan who believed that
W Edwards Demming, renowned American quality guru
- When put together, what do suppliers, customers, competitors, substitutes and new entrants constitute?
The five forces of strategy, a theory propounded by Michael Porter considered to be the most defining
- If “Be more” is Titan’s base line, “Give me more stripes” is related to which brand?
TGI Friday’s VIP membership programme
- Identify the two companies from their logos below that merged to form a new entity a few years ago.
The Thomson Corporation and Reuters Group plc, which formed Thomson Reuters in April 2008
| There were 32 all-correct entries for the strategist quiz #222. The winners who will receive a copy of How To Read People Like A Book are Manhar Vora, Mumbai; Subramanian M S, Bangalore; Swarup Kar, Pune; Ritu Lohia, New Delhi; Suraiya Adamali, Kolkata; Shishir Kumar Sankeesa, Pune; Sanjeet Jain, Mumbai; Nandakumar D, Bangalore; M Aditya Kumar, Bangalore; Anil Kumar Angrish, Mohali Manhar Vora also wins Rs 2,000. |
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