Other Home Furnishing Items Get a daily email with the latest ads in your areas of interest. Free and easy to cancel. Osim udivine app massage chair Osim uDiva Massage Sofa Chair- OSIM uAngel Massage Chair Osim Udivine Massage Chair (Marble Grey) Osim uDream-Sogno Full Body Massage Chair OSIM uPhoria Warm Leg Massager [9/10 good condition] OSIM Massage Chair - $3,500 OSIM massage chair Usofa OSIM iSymphonie AV massage chair Results 1 to 10 of 10 ads The requested page could not be found.Increase the level of massage indulgence and well being with OSIM’s uInfinity Massage Chair that offers the widest choice of the most humanised massage programs. Extending the luxury for tech savvy consumers, leading salon equipment company, OSIM India has come up with an innovative ‘download massage’ technology. The UInfinity chair is designed in an acute tech savvy manner that it allows users to download more of the latest Lifestyle Massage Programs with a simple Bluetooth connection to a Smartphone and also one can download latest massage programs into the UInfinity app in any smart phone.
The product is equipped with three complimentary innovations: - Download Massage: It allows consumers to download latest or upcoming massage programs to continuously satisfy the diverse and evolving needs of the user and family. - Humanised Massage: It gives a humanised and a natural massage feel from head to toe. - Lifestyle massage: It’s the most unique and customer oriented suite of massage programs ever, designed to serve different lifestyles, profession and the need of the user. Designed by Japanese Chiropractic Massage Expert, Sato Tsuyoshi, the product claims to rejuvenate mind and soul even at ‘Zero Gravity’. The massage chair is also equipped with an uInfinity built-in-stereo speakers with which one can relax while listening to soothing music. Easy to operate, the massage chair could be controlled with a touch screen controller with a large and easy-to-read and colour-rich LCD display. The uInfinity massage chair is priced at Rs 4,99,000 and is available at leading retail outlets and online.
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This chair will give you a massage So you had a very hectic day, but don't have energy to go for a massage. OSIM India has launched a massage chair called uInfinity that offers you massage from head to toe. OSIM’s new massage chair So you had a very hectic day, but don’t have energy to go for a massage. “It gives you the mental relaxation, eases strain from neck and shoulder, soothing comfort for arms, hands and palms relieve tension in thighs, hips and butt and rejuvenate calves, ankles and feet,” read the press release by OSIM. The chair also allows you to download latest Lifestyle Massage Programs with a simple Bluetooth connection to a Smartphone and also download latest massage programs into the uInfinity app in your smartphone. The massages are designed by Japanese Chiropractic Massage Expert Sato Tsuyoshi. If music is your idea to relax, the chair has a built-in-stereo speakers. It has a touch screen controller with LCD display. For further information, click here
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, 6GB RAM: ReportTechnologyLG's 2017 K-series will launch in India on February 22 Shilpa Shetty, Alia Bhatt, Urvashi Rautela: The best and worst dressed divas at Mirchi Music Awards 2017 Chandigarh: Ten women injured in terrace collapseChandigarh: Rose Festival concludesChandigarh: Man dies after his motorcycle skidsPanjab University Syndicate: Committee to inquire into construction qualityChandigarh: DC office employee booked for not depositing money in treasuryTell Us What You Are Looking For? A car is a car, and a shoe is a shoe, and for Ron Sim, founder of OSIM International, known for its extensive line of massage chairs, even a chair is a chair. How you market that car or that shoe or that chair is what sets the product apart from its competitors. “Marketing is about selling perspective,” he says. “If that perspective is not clear, your marketing is all going down the wrong way.” In a speech at NUS Business School on Marketing in Asia as an Entrepreneur, Sim shared details of OSIM’s marketing and management practices.
During its 35-year history OSIM has grown from a local household products firm into an international lifestyle brand. Sim says the company has seen growth every year, but it hasn’t been a straight line – over the years, market conditions have pushed the company in new directions. The first time it happened was in 1985, when recession hit Singapore. That made it clear to the young company that the small island nation had no economy of scale and, if the company wanted to grow, it would have to seek out new markets. The first step overseas was to Hong Kong in 1986, followed by moves into Taiwan, Malaysia and China. By the time the Asia financial crisis hit in 1997, Sim says OSIM was able weather the storm because of the strength of the brand. You need to keep excitement coming all the time Ron Sim,OSIM founder and CEO “We determined in the late 80s to create the brand. Therefore during the crisis of ’97, which was tough because the market was tough we could still grow.”
And grow they have – to more than 590 OSIM outlets in Asia, Africa, Europe and the Middle East. But just having more stores isn’t enough – OSIM’s success has attracted a range of competitors and copiers. “There’s more than ten ‘O’s’ right now,” says Sim, who created the company name by adding an “O,” symbolising a global outlook, to his name. Sim says innovation is OSIM’s best defense. “In our business model we have not stopped innovations every year. In fact every year we have two blockbusters; that means two key products. And every quarter we will have a new product. You need to keep excitement coming all the time.” Coincidentally, OSIM’s latest innovation, a massage chair called the u-Infinity, was being launched the same week Sim was speaking at NUS. The chair allows users to download new massage programs based on occupational, sports or lifestyle needs. “CEO,” “tai tai” and “golfer” are just some of the programs available.
To market the chair, OSIM has turned once again to Hong Kong superstar Andy Lau, who has been a spokesman for the company for three years. Prior to that, OSIM had enlisted other Hong Kong stars, like Gong Li. Sim says a company needs “a certain pocket size” to secure these celebrity endorsements, but the strategy has provided a worthwhile return on investment. “When we use Andy Lau it’s very, very powerful,” he says, describing the impact of Lau’s endorsement as “quite astonishing”. “People buy not because of him alone but the awareness is big, so that’s very important.” The innovation doesn’t stop at the product line, either. In fact, Sim says it’s a “key touchpoint” at the company, affecting everything from the way the products are positioned to the way they’re conceptualised and made, and even the way internal processes are organised. “Of course we shouldn’t be complacent,” said Sim, “but I think we continue to pull ourselves away from all competition.
So the forms might look alike but the substance cannot be copied.” Not all of OSIM’s moves have gone smoothly, though. It’s 2005 acquisition of the US retailer Brookstone was, in retrospect, poorly timed. During the global financial crisis of 2008, OSIM had to take a write off of “a couple hundred million dollars” for the Brookstone deal. Since then OSIM has become much more structured and systemised, and Sim has taken it upon himself to be more involved in the financial side of things. “I used to be just a businessman, the CEO,” he says. “But the last eight years – now I’m 80 per cent CFO as well.” He says the boss needs to understand every aspect and implications of the financial information “Because if the CEO does not, and totally relies on the CFO, then that connectivity to make the operating model financially effective is not there.” In addition to OSIM and Brookstone, the company and its subsidiaries also operate 215 GNC vitamin and supplement outlets in the region, 38 Richlife nutritional supplement stores in China, and just recently became a majority shareholder in another Singapore-based company, luxury tea brand TWG, with 16 outlets in Asia, the UK and the UAE.