Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Yamaha R15 V2 Photos – Sunset Red : BikeAdvice

Yamaha R15 V2 Photos – Sunset Red : BikeAdvice

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Yamaha R15 V2 Photos – Sunset Red

Posted: 28 Sep 2011 11:07 AM PDT


Original Source: Yamaha R15 V2 Photos – Sunset Red from BikeAdvice.in

Suraz, is officially the first owner of R15 V2 here at BikeAdvice. He booked the bike on 6th September and was lucky enough to get the bike delivered 2 days back (on 26th September). Here are some photos of his bike. Looks really gorgeous right? If you have something to ask Suraz about his new ride, visit this thread in the forum.

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Royal Enfield Reshuffles the Company’s Structure

Posted: 28 Sep 2011 05:19 AM PDT


Original Source: Royal Enfield Reshuffles the Company's Structure from BikeAdvice.in

Royal Enfield, maker of the iconic ‘Bullet’ motorcycle has decided to restructure the structure as part of its new strategy. The company is now facing stiff competition in the Indian sub continent following the fierce competition from Harley Davidson and few other Japanese sport bike makers.

 Economic Times has recently stated, 'The Chennai-based unit of Eicher Group has put  in place a flat management structure with independent senior vice-presidents leading  the departments of markets, products and industry.'

“Part of my excitement is to reinvent one of the oldest motorcycle manufacturers as a  modern automotive company,” said Mr. Padmanabhan , Chief Executive of Royal  Enfield. He then added, “It is a flat structure with four key people in the team, including me, who will run the company seamlessly.” Mr. Shaji Koshy has taken over as the senior Vice President of the markets division. He was earlier the Vice President of sales and marketing. He is associated with Royal Enfield for the past five years.

The next new entry to the team is Mr. Natarajan Krishnan, the architect Unit Construction Engine commonly referred to as the UCE which is one of the success for the company in India. He is coming back to the company after a five years tenure with GE. He will be heading the Research & Development team to come up with new motorcycles with heavy displacement. The company is also considering the idea of bringing back the diesel engine motorcycles to India.

Mr. Govindarajan is the next in the list. He has worked with Suzlon in China and Pondicherry in India and has also worked with another company owned by JP Morgan. He will be overseeing the purchase, supply chain, manufacturing, addition of capacity segments and the upcoming new plant in Oragadam, Chennai.

Regarding all this, Mr. Venki Padmanabhan said, "The new structure means we can move fast; we can be nimble and focus on what the customer wants. We are building the right capability and hiring the right talent.”

All this makes us understand one important fact. The company is all set and has decided to compete with global makers. From the customer's point of view, we are beneficial that the company will also expand its product portfolio thereby quenching the thirst of Royal Enfield lovers. That's great indeed.

Regards,
M.Naren.
Author – BikeAdvice.in

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