Low Cost Innovation - from India


	Low Cost Innovation - from India

Forbes Strategy

2-27-2008 5:38 PM

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I recently posted an article about India's Tata Group coming up with the $2500 automobile. Now the company is breaking into making cabins for helicopters and making components for planes.

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