E-commerce has been the story of India's Internet growth over the last year and a half, and the company that has led the charge, with a focus on winning over customers is Flipkart. Growth, however, has come at a cost, and it's likely that the space will see further consolidation. With multi-brand retail being opened up offline, the next year is going to be interesting: what will change? At The #NAMA Conference, on October 10th 2012 at The Westin, Gurgaon, we’ll speak with Binny Bansal, COO & Co-Founder at Flipkart.com about enabling further growth in (physical) e-commerce, an insight into the customer centric focus that is driving Flipkart, the digital distribution business, about the challenges and costs of scale, among other ecosystem changes. Have a question for Binny? Do send it across to http://nama.cc/binnybansal (Book your tickets for #NAMA at http://nama.doattend.com. Early bird tickets close today. Today is also the last date for applying for our #alpha showcase, here.) Speaker Profile: Binny Bansal, COO & Co-Founder, Flipkart Born and raised in Chandigarh, Binny went on to get a degree in Computer Engineering from IIT Delhi. He had a brief stint at Amazon before taking the entrepreneurial plunge with Flipkart. At Flipkart, Binny oversees all operational activities that come into play from the time the customer places an order till the time of delivery. This spans across divisions like warehousing, logistics and customer support. A big fan of Salman Rushdie as well as Stieg Larsson’s ‘Millennium’ series, Binny is also passionate about soccer and NBA. An…
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