Computer manufacturer Lenovo today said it targets to be among top three players in India, and for this it is heavily relying on the small medium business (SMB).
The company also launched today 10 new products, including laptops and personal computers to tap the SMB space in the country.
"Currently, we are No 4 player in the domestic market...we are very close to be No 3 in India," Lenovo India Managing Director Amar Babu told a press conference here.
Lenovo currently is the fourth biggest computer maker in the country behind Hewlett Packard, Dell and Acer.
To achieve the goal, Mr Babu said the company is relying on the high potential Indian SMB market.
We strongly believe that going forward the Indian SMB will be the growth engine of our economy. We therefore are putting SMB at the core of our attack strategy and aim to play a leading role in the space," the Managing Director said.
As part of its aggressive plan for achieving hyper growth in the high potential domestic SMB market, Lenovo India has launched 10 new products, he said.
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The company also launched today 10 new products, including laptops and personal computers to tap the SMB space in the country.
"Currently, we are No 4 player in the domestic market...we are very close to be No 3 in India," Lenovo India Managing Director Amar Babu told a press conference here.
Lenovo currently is the fourth biggest computer maker in the country behind Hewlett Packard, Dell and Acer.
To achieve the goal, Mr Babu said the company is relying on the high potential Indian SMB market.
We strongly believe that going forward the Indian SMB will be the growth engine of our economy. We therefore are putting SMB at the core of our attack strategy and aim to play a leading role in the space," the Managing Director said.
As part of its aggressive plan for achieving hyper growth in the high potential domestic SMB market, Lenovo India has launched 10 new products, he said.
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