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- What are GE's businesses?
- How do you think can GE collaborate with them Tata & IIT in India? Which GE businesses, other than IT, will derive benefits from collaboration?
- Refering to the attached article, other than lower cost inputs, what else do you think does GE gain by working there?
- Do you think it was wise to sell GEICS? Why/why not?

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- What are GE's businesses?
On the basis of the case study GE's businesses include:
1. Airplane engines and plastics:
2. Refrigerators to jet engines:
3. Credit cards:
4. Low cost ultrasound machines
5. Industrial equipment:
6. CT scanners::
7. Health care business:

- How do you think can GE collaborate with them Tata & IIT in India?
1. GE and Tata can collaborate with Tata and IIT in India on several fronts:
2. Software produced in India can be imported by GE.
3. GE can outsource call center work to ...

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