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Harish Bhat

Category Business & Economics
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English

ISBN 9780143423348

Rs. 638

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Tata Log

Tata Log

By Harish Bhat · Published by Penguin Books

In 'Tata Log', Harish Bhat, a Tata insider, offers an illuminating look into the strategic landscape of the Tata Group. The book presents eight previously untold stories detailing the operational challenges and forward-thinking decisions that have shaped Tata companies over the past two decades. From the pioneering Tata Indica to the resilient Tanishq and Tata Finance, it uncovers the distinct "DNA" of every Tata enterprise: a blend of innovation, purpose, strong principles, and an acknowledgment of imperfection.Why You Should Read? Gain insider insights into the strategic successes and challenges faced by major Tata companies. Understand the unique values and operational philosophy driving the Tata brand. Learn valuable lessons in business strategy, corporate resilience, and leadership from real-world case studies. Discover how pioneering spirit, clear purpose, and strong principles contribute to long-term corporate growth.

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Publisher Penguin Books
ISBN 9780143423348
Cover Type Paperback
Type Non Fiction
Language English
Authenticity 100% Authentic Edition
SKU 2010000000670

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