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INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
The academic curriculum of the study gives only the theoretical aspects of
knowledge, but these kinds of project work provides an assortment of practical
experience to the research intellectual. The study is principally associated with the
marketing vicinity of specialization and the project is titled as the customers’ perception
study. The study was conducted among the customers of Diesel Generators, in south
Kerala by which almost all organizations uses the products of Kirloskar, Volvo,
Cummins, Caterpillar etc…The study is awfully supportive to the students who elected
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marketing management as their specialism. The venture deals with the philosophy deeds
and stance prototype of customers towards the products and its companies. Now a day the
cram of marketing becomes very effective because of the antagonism on the globe.
The generator industry in India is
commendably offering its services to the unconventional power prerequisites of large and
the local industries. Local Indian manufactures are competent enough to produce
generators from the range 0.5 KVA to 25000 KVA. Recently the generator industry has
witnessed an extraordinary growth. To benefit from the emerging trend, the generators
dealers in India trade the high-tech generators which match the international standards.
The generators sector of India has more than 200 industry players. Some
of chief producers of generators in India are greaves, Cummins, kirloskar, Mahindra,
ashok Leyland, and Volvo were some of the initial players in the Indian generator
industry. The transportable power market market in India has successfully made its
presence felt in both in terms of quality and originality, keeping the global trends in mind.
As per the FICCI report, the generators produced by India are at par with the global
counterparts. Not only they supply high power but are also capable in delivering high
performance.
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CHAPTER: II
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
CHAPTER: II
REVIEW OF LITRETURE
Schifmon leon & kanuk lazan leslie(1990): according to Schifmon & kanuk, perception
can be described as “ how we see the world around us” Two individuals may be subject
to the same stimuli under the same apparent conditions, but how each person recognizes
them , select them and interpret them is highly individual process based on each persons
own needs, values, and expectations
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Schifmon leon & kanuk lazan leslie; consumer Behaviour , 6th edition, prentice hall of
india pvt Ltd.(1990).New delhi
CHAPTER: III
COMPANY PROFILE
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Kirloskar D G sets
On the quality front the power generators are of the best quality to have received the
type approval from ARAI for emission compliances. With continuous up-gradation we
have ensured total quality, a fact proven by the ISO 9001 certifications for Quality
Management Systems. On the environmental front we have certified for ISO 14001 for
Environmental Management Systems for our plant at Pune.
Ready to use generator sets A warranty of 24 months from the date of the DG set supply
or 5000 normal operating hours whichever is earlier
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About Kirloskar
We are made up of 8 major group companies, each led by the best engineering and
managerial talent in India. In addition to engineering, we have interests in civic utility
systems and in Information Technology and communication.
At Kirloskar, listening to the customer and his needs is a tradition as old as the group
itself. For it is they who drive us further, make us reach higher, and engineer better
solutions. In the customer's often unspoken wish for better implements lies the seed for a
new invention, a path-breaking industrial concept.
It has now been more than a century since the Kirloskar story started. We started
with an aim of becoming the pioneers in fields in which our country needed innovation.
In the 100 years and more that we have been in existence as a family and as an
organisation, we've been seminal to Indian agricultural and industrial development. We
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gave India its first iron plough, pump and engine; inventions that were deviced
from the need of the hour and went on to become signs of the time. Which is why our
group history can in many ways can be considered a history of the economic and
industrial revolution in India.
INDUSTRIAL PROFILE
The Kirloskar ranks amongst the top engineering business houses of India. We at
Kirloskar provide you with the widest range of products to meet all your requirements.
We ensure that our products make your job easier and help in yielding better results.
The Kirloskar product line consists of more than 200 series. We have a group
turnover of Rs. 2,000 Cr. Approx. The Kirloskar Group makes equipment, machinery and
high-precision engineering products for the transport sector, including shipbuilding,
railways, roads and cargo. We also have a major presence in auto components, process
industries, rubber and plastics, textiles and also consumer goods industries.
Browse through our Industry Solutions section and you'll see why we at Kirloskar
claim to be the best. In the areas we function we provide the best choice for all your
equipment and engine needs. Over 100-year-old tradition of excellence in engineering
endows us with knowledge and experience to meet all the challenges that come our way
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CHAPTER: IV
OBJECTIVE
S
OBJECTIVES
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To study the customers satisfaction level after using the DG set.
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HAPTER: V
RESERCH METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
I: RESEARCH DESIGN
The research design used in this study is descriptive in nature. This study
was conducted in delhi districts. The research describes the perception of consumers
towards the HCL computer.
II:DATA
a) The study relies to a great extend on primary data & some extend on
secondary data.
Primary data: it consists of data collected from the users of HCL
computer in the month of May –June 2010, the first hand into. Was
obtained through primary data. Secondary data consist of data collected
from companies, internals magazines, companies web sites, journals
etc…
b) Source of data: the source of data where the consumers of DG set in the
market of south Kerala districts during the month of May to June.
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method chosen rather than other methods due to quantitative in nature of
research.
The questionare considered of 10 questions. The data was also
collected from companies internals magazines, journals and various other
sources.
IV: SAMPLING
c) Sampling unit: There was one sampling unit where data was collected
through one questionare.
d) Sample size: the sample size taken was 50 DG customers from the south
Kerala districts.
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DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
PERCENTAGE METHOD
RANKING METHORD
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Ranking method is adopted for computation of findings values for
attributes.
In order to derive the aggregate scores each attribute is given rank is
given marks in the order of prominence.
For example first rank is given for mark. Second is given 3 marks and
every down the order classification is given lesser marks.
After applying the marks to the total number of respondent the total
score is ascertained for each of the attributes.
The rank was awarded on the basis of first rank for highest score
followed by the other in the descending order.
• The accuracy of finding depends on the truth and accuracy of the data
given by the respondents, the survey was based on the assumption that the
data given by the respondents are true.
• The limitation of the sampling method used also exists in the study/
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CHAPTER: VI
DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION
Table showing the kind of KVA DG set that the customer use
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Table no 4.1
Interpretation
The above table depicts that 40 % of customers are using 30 KVA to 160 KVA
sets, 32% of customers are using 15 KVA to 30 KVA, 14% of customers are using 160
KVA to 500 KVA, 8% of customers are using 12.5 KVA to 15 KVA and 6% of
customers are using 500 KVA above.
Chart showing the kind of KVA DG set that the customer use
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chart no.4.1
12.5 KVA to15 KVA 15 KVA to 30 KVA 30 KVA to 160 KVA 160 KVA to 500 500 KVA and above
6% 8%
14%
32%
40%
Table showing Brand of DG set the customer using for his organization
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Table no 4.2
Interpretation
The table shows that majority of customers are using the brand Kirlosker
DG sets ,
Chart showing Brand of DG set the customer using for his organization
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Table no 4.3
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Source No of respondence
Internet 12
Roadshow 7
Exhibition 5
Magazines 10
Word of mouth 7
Friends and relatives 9
Total 50
Interpretation
The above table reveals that 12 customers are getting information about
DG sets through Internet,10 customers are know about the product with the help of
Magazines, 9 customers are know about the product through friends and relatives, and
rest of them are know about the product through word of mouth ,exhibitions and
roadshows .
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source
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Table no :4.4
Interpretation
The above table says that 16% of DG customers are using only in various
seasons. Other 84% of DG customers are using in 365 days.
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Chart no 4.4
Sesonals 365 days
16%
84%
Table no:4.5
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1 Performance 257 1 18
3 Quality 234 3 17
Interpretation
The above table shows that performance of the DG set is major factor to
influencing to purchase the DG. Subsequently followed by less maintance, aftersale
service, brand image, quality, and engineering based respectively.
Chart no;4.5
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Factors
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Table no: 4. 6
Interpretations
The above table shows that out of 50, only one customer preferring the direct
purchase and other 49 customers prefer the purchase scheme through the dealers.
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Purchase
Schemes
Table no:4.7
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Services No. of Customers
After sale services 38
Spot delivery 12
Total 50
Interpretation
The above table says about that out of 50 , the 38 customers are preferring the
purchase scheme because the after sale services, the rest of 12 customers are preferring
the purchase scheme because the spot delivery of the D G set.
Chart no 4.7
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No. of
Customer
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Purchase
Schemes
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Discount 10
Gifts 2
Guarantee 14
Warranty 24
Total 50
Interpretation
The above table depicts that out of 50 customers, 24 customers are
choosing the warranty offer for purchasing of DG set. 14 customers are choosing the
guarantee offers. Only 10 customers are wants discount offers and 2 members are
choosing the gift offers.
Chart no:4.8
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Offer
Table showing the satisfaction level about the offer rendered by the
company.
Particulars No of customers
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Highly satisfied 50
Satisfied 0
Not satisfied 0
Total 50
Interpretation
The above table says that majority of customers are highly satisfied about
the company’s offers and not any satisfied and not satisfied customers.
Showing the satisfaction level about the offer rendered by the company.
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Table showing the satisfaction level about performance of the DG set
Table no:4.10
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particulars No of customers
Highly satisfied 50
Satisfied 0
Not satisfied 0
Total 50
Interpretation
The above table says that majority of customers are highly satisfied
about and performance of the DG set not any satisfied and not satisfied customers.
Chart showing the satisfaction level about the performance of the DG set
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CHAPTER: VII
FINDINGS
FINDINGS
• Most of the customers are getting information about DG sets through Internet.
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• Out of 50 customers, only one customer preferring the direct purchase and other
49 customers prefer the purchase scheme through the dealers.
• Most customers are preferring the purchase scheme because the after sale services.
• Most customers are choosing the warranty offer for purchasing of DG set.
• The total customers are highly satisfied with the offers rendered by the company.
• The total customers are highly satisfied with the performance of Kirloskar DG
sets.
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CHAPTER: VIII
RECOMMENDATIONS
RECOMMENDATIONS
• The company should provide more and more options to the customers for direct
purchase of the goods. Because most of the customers are not aware about the
direct purchase option given by the company.
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• The company can produce the products for fishing people to use it at fishing boats
• Majority of the customers uses the product regularly so the company should
increase their product service, it is better to start a service centre.
• The company should maintain their past performance or try to increase their
performance more
• The company should produce their product with more features or options because
most of the customers purchase the product according to its performance.
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CHAPTER: IX
CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION
The project work was started with some facts which already known to the
researcher. Afterward the degree of awareness of the researcher has enlarged to some
other fields. This provides a lot of experience to the researcher. The selling process does
not end up with the sales of that commodity it is only the processing stage of sales
movement. The product manufactured by the company is very expensive and weighty in
nature. The company can boost their performance by providing more and more after
sales service to the buyers. The study is very useful to the researcher in familiar with the
topic of marketing. The project statement is truly based on the manufacturers and
customers point of view. The study provided a lot of practice to the researcher in
marketing field.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
BIBILOGRAPHY
3. Schittman, Leon G & Kanuk, Lazar Leshi, “Consumer Behaviour”, 86th edition,
Prentice Hall of India Private Ltd.,(2004),New Delhi.
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ANNEXTURE
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