22. Business Process Reengineering (BPR) is defined as the fundamental
rethinking and radical redesign of business processes to achieve
dramatic improvements in critical contemporary measures of performance
such as cost, quality and speed.
39. One of 16 outlets all over Mumbai
Managed and Monitored centrally via CCTV cameras
Cost of 3 cameras (Rs6000) + DVR (Rs3000) + Internet Rate (Rs900) < Single
Employee
Added Security
Bulk Buying of milk products = Larger Profits
Diversification of business in the form of different dairy products
Run a innovative, profitable business model
40. Set up on with the aid of a loan on a plot along the main road ( higher visibility, better
accessibility)
Uses Big Bazaar/D-Mart style super market concept but on a smaller scale with
product focus on social economic class of people in immediate surrounding area
Loyalty Card Schemes
Software enabled buying analysis of buying patterns – discount coupons issued for
products with high buying volume expected (to motivate larger volume buying)
Workforce trained to build strong customer relations with people of the community so
that customers are retained
Intelligent I.T. technology application along with niche market focus enables AAPNA
BAAZAR to compete with competitors much larger in scale and size