
Nirmalya Kumar
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28-08-2009 08:07:41
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Former Tata Group top strategy aide Nirmalya Kumar cautions that Tata will fall behind in the ecommerce race in the absence of any differentiated proposition Read More: tinyurl.com/yskrc7d2 #Clash #AmazonvsWalmart #TataNeu #Reliance







Very lucky to be shown around this stunning exhibition @BruneiGallery SOAS University of London by the collector himself. Nirmalya Kumar's enthusiasm & knowledge of Bengali art must be unsurpassable. Amazing how a single lecture has shifted my perspective so dramatically. Thanks too to Smita Tharoor Motivational Keynote Speaker


Couldn’t agree more. This was my third visit. Yet so much to appreciate. Came away having learned so much. Thank you Nirmalya Nirmalya Kumar


Jaishree Misra @BruneiGallery SOAS University of London Nirmalya Kumar Smita Tharoor Motivational Keynote Speaker Thank you Jaishree Misra for inviting us to join you for such an illuminating tour by @professor Nirmalaya kumar SOAS University of London


#Books | World wars in Retailville Clash by Nirmalya Kumar, is a timely book that explores the fierce rivalry between retail giants #Amazon and #Walmart, and examines their impact on the retail landscape and customers. Nivedita Mookerji #bookstoread mybs.in/2dXMJCa

#EXCLUSIVE | "No one is as managerially competent or ethically aligned with the Tata Group as Noel Tata," says Nirmalya Kumar of Singapore Management University Nirmalya Kumar Singapore Management University #TataTrusts #NoelTata #TataGroup #TataLegacy #TataTrustsChairman







"AI is having a dramatic impact on making advertising more efficient and effective. Unfortunately, markets always change faster than marketing!” — Nirmalya Kumar, Professor of Marketing, Singapore Management University Singapore Management University. #GlobalPRVoices


Tata Sons stares down looming RBI IPO deadline. “A company that is that big and central to the Indian economy . . . has to be open to public scrutiny and transparency,” says Nirmalya Kumar. “The RBI cannot be faulted in asking for visibility” | ft.com/content/30438b… w/Krishn Kaushik