Mobile Fax

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Mobile Fax

Blink S260

Take your fax machine with you


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Introduction:

Mobile FAX is the first software that allows

you to send and receive faxes from a mobile

Phone.It will enable your fax number of your SIM

to receive incoming fax in the inbox and outbox

messages and let you to view and print faxes.

The User Interface has been redesigned to

provide easier access to the end user.


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Mobile FAX provides full faxing capabilitiesfrom your Smartphone. This fax software will

prove cost effective and will increase

productivity.

The application will run in background and

it is completely transparent.

A Mobile Fax is a model that is small,

lightweight and relatively easy to carry from


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FEATURES:

Receive faxes.

Forward faxes received to another fax number.

Create and send a new fax.

View your fax with the viewer.

Zoom fax.

Rotate fax.

Fit to screen.


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Select the fax number from the contact of your

SIM.

Forward fax via Bluetooth to your PC.

Forward your fax to an E-mail.

Forward your fax via MMS.

Incoming message alert of fax received in your

message box.


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OBJECTIVES:

Less Time consuming

Flexibility

Compact size

Speedy


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BENEFITS:

Easy to carry.

Continues link with the business.

Any contents store in the mobile can faximmediately, e.g.: images.

Less complicated.


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RESEARCH:

Market research:

It involves conducting research to

support marketing activities, and the statistical

interpretation of data into information. This

information is then used by managers to plan

marketing activities, estimate the nature of a

firms marketing environment & attain

information from suppliers.


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Methods adopted by us while conductingmarketing research:

1. Target:

Targeted developed countries like U.S.A, U.K,

European countries.

2. Checklist:

Product acceptability.

Product advantage.


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MARKETING STRATEGIES:

Marketing strategy is a process that can allow

an organization to concentrate its limited

resources on the greatest opportunities toincrease sales & achieve a sustainable

competitive advantages. A marketing strategy

should be centered on the key concept that

customer satisfaction is the main goal.


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Methods adopted by us while conducting

marketing strategies:

Exhibition, trade shows.

Direct mail.

Advertisement.

Print media (Newspaper, Magazines).

Promotion (conducting demonstration at

various places).

Selling (direct).


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CHANNEL OF DISTRIBUTION:

The following channels of distribution are

generally utilized while exporting to overseas

markets:Export through Agencies.

Export through Other Established Merchant

Exporters or Export Houses, or Trading Houses.

Direct Exports.

Export through Overseas Sales Agencies.


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PRICE QUOTATION:Countries Item

descriptionspecification

Qty Rate per

qty.

In Rs.

Taxes as

applicable(19%)

Freight Payment

term

Total

payment

(Including

tax,

freight)

in. Rs

USA Blink

S260

20,000 60,000 22,80,00,000

2,00,000 180 days 1,42,82,00,000

UK Blink

S260

25,000 60,000 28,50,00,000

2,50,000 180 days 1,78,52,50,000

EURPOEAN

COUNTRIESBlink

S260

60,000 60,000 68,40,00,000

6,00,000 180 days 4,28,46,00,000

Total 1050001,80,000

1,19,70,0

0,000

1050000 7,49,80,50,000


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EXPORT LICENSE:

An export license is a document issued by the

appropriate licensing agency.

Export license depends on the nature of goods to

be transported as well as the destination port.


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Application for an Export license:

Classify the item by identifying what is called ITC

(HS) Classifications.

Export license are only issued for the goods

mentioned in the schedule 2 of ITC (HS)

classifications of Export and Import items.

A proper application can be submitted to the

Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT).


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The Export Licensing Committee under the

Chairmanship of Export Commissioner considers

such application on merits for issue of export

licenses.


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ROLE OF ECGC:

Export Credit Guarantee Corporation of

India Limited was established in the year 1957

by the Government of India to strengthen the

export promotion drive by covering the risk of

exporting on credit.

ECGC help:

Offers insurance protection to exporters against

payment risks.


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Provides guidance in export-related activities

Makes available information on different

countries with its own credit ratings

Makes it easy to obtain export finance from

banks/financial institutions

Assists exporters in recovering bad debts

Provides information on credit-worthiness of

overseas buyers.


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EXPORT PROCEDURE & ROLE OF


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EXPORT PROCEDURE & ROLE OFBANK:

Financial assistance to the exporters is

generally provided by Commercial Banks, before

shipment as well as after shipment of the said

goods.

The assistance provided before shipment of

goods is known as per-shipment finance and

that provided after the shipment of goods is

known as post-shipment finance.


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LETTER OF CREDIT:

Subm

itsdocuments

(ship

pingbill,inlandbill,

invoiceetc.)

{1}

Is

suesL/C

{2}

Transfer {3}

Gi

vesL/Ctobank&

ge

tloans

{4}

G

rantsloan

{5}

Importers Bank(Issuing Bank)

Exporter Bank

Importer Exporter

Citi Bank of US

Citi Bank of India


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PRE - SHIPMENT FINANCE:

An application for pre-shipment advance

should be made by you to your banker along

with the following documents:

Confirmed export order/contract or L/C etc. in

original.

Copies of Income Tax/Wealth Tax assessment

Order for the last 2-3 years in the case of sole

proprietary and partnership firm.


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Copy of Exporter's Code Number (CNX).

Copy of a valid RCMC (Registration-cum-

Membership Certificate) held by you and/or the

Export/Trading/Star Trading House Certificate.

Appropriate policy/guarantee of the ECGC.


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POST SHIPMENT FINANCE:

Post-shipment finance is the finance

provided against shipping documents.

It is also provided against duty drawback

claims.

It is provided in the following forms:

Purchase of Export Documents drawn under

Export Order


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RISK INVOLVED:

1. Commercial risk:

Insolvency of buyer.

Failure of the buyer to make the payment duewithin a specified period, normally 4 months

from the due date.

Buyers failure to accept the goods, subject to

certain condition. E.g., change of fashion.


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2. Political risk:

Imposition of restriction by the government of

the buyers country of any government action

which may block or delay the transfer of

payment made by the buyer

War, civil war, revolution or civil disturbances

in the buyer country.


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New import restrictions or cancelation of valid

import license.

3. Currency risk:

Possible loss due to adverse fluctuation in

exchange rate.

Currency risk applies to assets and not to

liabilities.

Currency risk are covered by ECGC.


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Intro

duction

Growth

Maturity

Sales

Years

2010-15 2015-20

PRODUCT LIFE CYCLE:


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1. Introduction:

Costs are high.

Little or no competition - competitivemanufacturers watch for acceptance/segment

growth losses.

Demand is created.

Makes good amount of money at this stage.


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2. Growth:

costs reduced due to economies of scale

sales volume increases significantly

profitability begins to rise

public awareness increases

competition begins to increase with a few new

players in establishing market

increased competition leads to price decreases


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3. Maturity:

At this stage production volume increases due to

which costs are lowered.

sales volume peaks.

At this stage, the product is making handsome

amount of money because of high brand name.


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