In terms of speed and performance, this electronic device can be tagged as ‘supreme’. A superb speed of 802.11b/g and very easy set up for long range operations, the system is loaded with four Ethernet ports. The product has a 24-hour phone support. However, there are complaints about its performance speed as a dealer for Netgear Wireless Router complains, “The speed is below average!” Yet, he agrees that this broadband router has 4-ports which makes it configurable for private networks and also protects your system from external hackers through an integral Double firewall protection.

Marketers’ delight: Better performance compared to other routers makes it the only choice.

Tester’s note: Pros – Double firewall protection. Wide operating range. Cons – Unscalable. Below-average speed.

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An Initiative of IIPM, Malay Chaudhuri and Arindam chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist).

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PUNIT LALBHAI

Legacy of excellence

The Lalbhai family are one of those iconic business families from Ahmedabad that have contributed immensely to the Indian economy. Kasturbhai Lalbhai started Arvind Mills and the past three generations have made it one of the key pillars of Indian textile industry. Punit is in his mid 20s and will be the fourth generation to join this family legacy. He has a degree from Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and he’s always open to the idea of learning. And he has an experienced trainer – his father Sanjay Lalbhai. With such a background he should definitely become the pillars of Arvind Mills and hence contribute to the Indian textile industry.

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Patak’s, best known in Britain for yummy Indian pickles & chutneys, is being bought over by Associated British Foods (that has brands like Twinings tea, Sunblest bread, Silver Spoon sugar, and Ovaltine in its portfolio). Patak’s was set up in 1957 by Laxmishanker Pathak (who came to Britain as a refugee from Kenya in the 1950s). Realising the demand for Indian food in UK, he started out initially by selling samosas. Now the company (that had to drop the letter ‘h’ from Pathak to make the brand sound more pronounceable!) is run by Laxmishanker’s son Kirit and his wife Meena. The company sells curry paste, pappadums, chapattis and cooking sauces that are supplied to all major Indian restaurants in Britain, and is also exported to more than 40 countries around the world. Associated British Foods told British newspaper, The Guardian, that they will “look at all options to expand the business and are particularly keen to increase Patak’s international sales, which currently account for around a quarter of its overall turnover.” Kirit and Meena will remain part of the new business – as will their three children. George Weston, Chief Executive of Associated British Foods, told The Guardian: “We are privileged to be able to acquire as fine a business as Patak’s. We look forward to working with Kirit and Meena Pathak to build this business further.”      

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