Analysis Of Cummins Engines

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Introduction

The mid review draft report outlines the nature of business of the client, the literature review, the problem definition and research methodology, analysis and interpretation proposed to be used in the research done during the primary research phase.
About the company

Cummins Inc., a leader in global power, is a corporation of complementary business units that manufacture, design, distributes and service engines and related technologies, including air handling, fuel systems, filtration, controls, emission solutions and electrical power generation systems. Cummins headquarter is in Columbus, Indiana, USA. Cummins has approximately 46,000 employees and serves customers in approximately 190 countries through a network of distributors and dealers. It has more than 600 company owned and independent distributor locations and about 6,500 dealer locations. Cummins earned about $1.66 billion on sales of $17.3 billion in 2012.
Cummins business units

1. Cummins Engines Business
Cummins Engine Business Unit consists of Mid-Range, Heavy-Duty, and High-Horsepower Engines and its aftermarket support. Cummins manufactures and markets a complete range of diesel and natural gas-powered engines for off-highway and on-highway use. Its markets include medium and heavy duty truck, bus, recreational vehicle (RV), light duty automotive and a number of industrial uses, including marine, construction, mining, oil and gas, military and railroad equipment.
2. Cummins Component Business
The Components Business Segment consists of four businesses: Cummins Emission Solution, Cummins Filtration, Cummins Turbo Technologies and Cummins Fuel Systems. Cummins Emission Solutions develops and supplies catalytic exhaust systems and related products to ...

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...opositions
• Optimize the complementary G drive business
• Collaborate with distribution partners to grow coverage and capability
• Talent Management – Effective recruitment, Development, Retention
The major constraints in achieving the objective of gaining market share in this segment are the diverse competition from local, regional and Global players, price and availability to the customers. China GOEM’s have an established presence in the Singapore market for this kind of product range. Global brands like Kohler, FGW, regional brands like Power link, Kipor and Denyo, local brands like Hartek, Ungul and a few local GOEM’s pose competition to Cummins in the low KVA market. But as identified by Cummins the success factors in this market is Accessibility of Products to customers. Hence, having an extended and effective channel reach would be the key differentiator.

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