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DABUR is India¶s renowned FMCG company that has grown into the largest in
personal & health care products, with its niche interest in Ayurvedic medicines that
has not only covered Indian market but also is being exported to almost 50 countries
around the globe. The consumer care division and Consumer health division are the
two major strategic business units along with its three subsidiary groups known as
Dabur International, Dabur Foods and Dabur Nepal that contributes to the
company¶s overall performance in the FMCG market. In 2007 -2008, company
generated the revenue of $2 billion, racing towards achieving its position in being the
top ten companies in India. Being the pioneer in the FMCG market, Dabu r is known
to have its strengths in terms of revenue, ownership, customer focus, quality
management, passion and encouragement on team building and individual
excellence. Dabur has got its established business valu es, which are based on the
guiding principles of its founder , Dr SK Burman, who always believed in the
meaningfulness of living by comforting others. This force the company to follow
ethical business practices in its percolated down to its functioning and operations.
The geniuses lies within its punch line ³dedicated to the health and wellbeing of
every household´. The company basis its niche excellence in sourcing out raw
materials from nature that also acts as an inspiration and its commitment to produce
maintaining the ecological balance (Dabur, 2010).
Compa n ys key stre n gths:
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Consumer focus:
In order to fulfill the needs of consumer, we have better understanding of their
needs and offer them the best product.
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Focus on Specialization:
The increased pressure on revenue generation and the highlighted focus on
consumers needs in comparison to voice of employee, employees were
bound to be rotated across different departments and there is a shift from
building strategic expertise in individual areas is causing the diffusion of
expertise.
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The multiple groups and projects have caused replication of many common
avoidable tasks because knowledge sharing at Dabur is very limited to the
immediate group, whereas there should a formal system that would
encourage people to share the µbest practices ¶ through increased interaction
and intergroup coordination.
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