Decoding the National Logistics Policy and its roadmap

Addressing logistic challenges is essential to ensure a successful manufacturing practice. This means that logistics management needs to have the right number of resources or inputs at the right time, get them to the appropriate location in proper condition, and deliver them to the correct internal or external customer. The Cover Story elaborates on how leading industry players appreciate the new logistics policy framework. read on...

Siemens launches open digital business platform ‘Siemens Xcelerator’ in India

Siemens recently announced the launch of ‘Siemens Xcelerator’ in India at ‘Siemens India Innovation Day 2022’ in Mumbai.

Blue Energy Motors launches India’s first LNG-fuelled green trucks

Blue Energy Motors launched India’s first Liquified Natural Gas (LNG) fuelled green truck at its recently inaugurated plant in Chakan, Pune.

ABB India ‘Smart Power portfolio’ expands capacity with cobots to transition to Industry 5.0

ABB India has expanded and upgraded its Smart Power factory in Nelamangala, Bengaluru, to meet the strong demand growth for its smart power solutions and energy management technologies with one of the first Industry 5.0 production processes.

Making India future-ready

Empowering the upcoming working generation with skill upgradation and hands-on industrial training is a significant booster for reducing India’s current economic pressure. The article talks about the importance of upskilling workforce in India, while highlighting the key milestones for achieving sustainable growth.

How are telepresence robots empowering smart factories?

To meet new industry demands, telepresence robots are rapidly growing in popularity. It is not only an effective option for promoting sound management of production processes, but also facilitates unsuspected aspects of an organisation’s activities. The article talks about the benefits of telepresence robots and market adaptability.

Building a supply chain ecosystem for EVs

Electric vehicles are witnessing phenomenal growth in the industry today. The article explains how the automotive industry, & most importantly, suppliers can adapt to the EV environment, thereby, building a supply chain ecosystem for electric vehicles.

Solving & alleviating supply chain pressure

With the changing times, the supply chain process has been into a great spin especially during the pandemic. Most of the manufacturers still have concerns on the packaging materials. Therefore, industry is looking for alternatives to ease, solve and alleviate supply chain pressure.

India: The next global sourcing destination?

The article viewpoints on how the Indian manufacturing sector has the opportunity to rise to prominence globally, positioning the country as a creditable supplier of high-quality goods and a reliable business partner for international organisations.

New product development with rapid prototyping

Rapid prototyping has become an integral part of all product development cycles across the industry. Additive Manufacturing has become synonymous with this as it significantly reduces the time to make the prototypes directly using the 3D CAD model and at a lower cost. Therefore, prototypes can be delivered quickly to customers and customer feedback can be incorporated into design easily.

The executives’ guide to digital manufacturing

The article discusses how digital tools are enabling companies to flourish even while their markets experience singular disruptions & extraordinary challenges. It also highlights the perspective of manufacturing executives who are achieving their strategic objectives by digitally transforming their enterprises.

Adopting e-mobility for a greener India

The need to switch towards alternative energy sources in the automotive industry is growing rapidly. While addressing challenges on the way, the article highlights the priorities to help India achieve 30% EVs by 2030.

Indian MSMEs react to hikes in Google Workspace charges

Google has recently hiked its service fee for Google Workspace (formerly known as Google Suite). This means that the Indian MSEMs must pay extra of the original service fee to avail the facility. We spoke to some key players in the industry to understand how this rebranding is affecting their company’s productivity and what impact it has on the overall development of the industry.