Evaluating Nvsp Outlet Performance and Visi cooler productivity PDF
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Evaluating Nvsp Outlet Performance and Visi cooler productivity PDF
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SWEAT THE ASSET IN THE CITY: UNDERSTANDING AND EVALUATING NCVP OUTLET PERFORMANCE AND VISICOOLER PRODUCTIVITY AT SIP Project Report Submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the PGDM Program (2020-20222) Submitted by Manan Chopra 20PGDM215 Supervisors: ●Ms. Anupriya Dhiman, Nestle India ●Dr. Nalin Jain, IMI New Delhi International Management Institute, New Delhi (2020-2022) 1
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I am extremely glad to have had the opportunity to work with Nestlé India and to be a part of their rapidly expanding family of employees, distributors, retailers, customers, and other stakeholders. It has presented me with opportunities for professional and personal development that I would not have had in a classroom setting. I am honored to have worked with Nestlé and wish to acknowledge the guidance provided by Dr. Nalin Jain and my institute International Management Institute, New Delhi for helping me throughout the summer internship. I was able to network with seasoned, motivated experts who have never hesitated to assist me throughout my internship. I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Parichay Abbhi, Regional Sales Head, and Ms. Anupriya Dhiman, Area Sales Manager, in particular, for taking time out of their busy schedules to guide me in order to attain my objectives. They have been pivotal in educating me on the workings of the industry. I'd also like to thank all of the Sales Officers for ensuring that my journey was as seamless as possible during these trying circumstances. I would also like to thank Ms. Akshata Bangalore, Assistant Manager- Talend Acquisition, and Ms. Meghna Menon, Branch HR Manager for their wholesome direction and support throughout my internship. This experience was one of the most important stepping stones in my career and personal development. It has influenced my outlook and approach to the industry and company. I plan to put my newly acquired skills and knowledge to the greatest possible use. Thank You Manan Chopra 2
SELF- DECLARATION I do hereby declare that this SIP Report Titled “Sweat the asset in the city: Understanding and evaluating NCVP outlet performance and Visicooler productivity” submitted to the International Management Institute New Delhi, in partial fulfillment of the Summer Internship Project, is an original work done by me under the Auspices of the Placement Office of International Management Institute, New Delhi. This work has not been submitted to any other University/ Institution for any purpose. Signature Name: Manan Chopra Roll Number: 20PGDM215 Program and Batch details: PGDM, 2020-2022 Date: Signature Professor Faculty Mentor: International Management Institute New Delhi Date: Signature Professor Dean/Chair Career Development: International Management Institute New Delhi 3
Date: TABLE OF CONTENTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY5 INTRODUCTION6 Industry Overview (FMCG)6 Nestle India Overview7 PROJECT OBJECTIVE10 PHASE 1: UNDERSTANDING NCVP GUIDELINES11 PHASE 2: IDENTIFICATION OF IMPROVEMENT AREAS AND DATA ANALYSIS12 Nestle’s Supply Chain Management12 Region of Study13 Channel Classification14 Improvement Areas and Possible Improvement Areas15 PHASE 3: COUNTER MEASURES AND RECOMMENDATIONS16 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY & SCOPE OF FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS17 Limitations17 Scope for future improvements17 PERSONAL LEARNINGS FROM SIP18 BIBLIOGRAPHY19 TABLE OF FIGURES Figure 1: FMCG industry in India6 Figure 2: Overview of FMCG sector in India7 Figure 3: Merchandized CDZ and Maggi Corner outlets13 Figure 4: Map of Chandigarh, Panchkula and Mohali14 Figure 5: Channel classification15 4
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