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020			_a978-81-8459-640-5
028			_bAllied Informatics, Jaipur _c5503 _d20/10/2018 _q2018-19
040			_aBSDU _bEnglish _cBSDU
082			_a650.10954 _bKRI
100			_aKrishnan, Janaki
245			_aBusiness the Kishore Biyani Way: 10 Secrets of one of India's Greatest Businessman
260			_aMumbai _bJaico Publishing House _c2015
300			_a201
504			_aContents: Introduction 1. Recognize Opportunities and Lead the Way 2. do Things Differently: Rewrite the Rules 3. Listen to Your Consumers:Get Your Ideas from Them 4. Get the Right People 5. Create a Winning Situation for Everyone: Build Relationships 6. Accept Your Mistakes, Learn from Your Failures 7. Keep it Simple 8. Need for Speed 9. Think Positive and Adapt to Circumstances 10. Be Receptive to Local Sensibilities
520			_a10 Secrets of one of India’s Greatest Businessmen Best known for setting up the Future Group. Kishore Biyani has judged the pulse of the new age customers and their evolving needs thus redefining the retailing business in India. Business the Kishore Biyani Way explores this stellar entrepreneur’s leadership traits and unique qualities that led over seemingly insurmountable obstacles and set up his sprawling empire. Influential leaders have the vision, farsightedness, persistence and conviction to take that one step forward and make a giant leap of a difference. What makes Biyani’s story unique is that he understood and caught on to the aspirations of Indians at the time of slow-moving economic liberalization. He created and encouraged consumption and made people realize that the desire to buy for sheer pleasure was not bad. Biyani does not fit into any archetypal model of leadership – he is reserved, dresses inconspicuously, is self-effacing and not in the habit of making glib presentations. However, he has a definite vision; he understands retail and consumption and he knows what people want. Most of all, he displays the all-important quality of persistence to see his ideas through. JANAKI KRISHNAN is a financial journalist who has worked across cities and across media, covering developments in the Indian economy and in the corporate sector right since liberalization. She is no stranger to boardroom battles, takeover attempts and regulatory probes, which is what keeps her adrenaline pumping. When not writing, she loves to travel, trek, swim, climb mountains and learn languages. Her idea of bliss is to be atop a mountain, feeling the wind in her face, a few dogs frolicking nearby, and with a book in her hand, to contemplate the mysteries of nature.
650			_aManagement
650			_aEntrepreneurship
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