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Annual MFG Conference - 2018
From L- R: Mr. Rajendra Babu B, Co - Convenor, M&T Panel, Mr. Arjun Ranga, Chairman, CII Mysuru, Mr. D K Lingaraju, Joint Director, DIC, Mr. Kaml Bali, Past Chairman, CII karnataka, Dr. N Muthukumar, Chairman, CII Kanataka, Mr. Bhaskar Kalale, Vice Chairman, CII Mysuru & Maj (Retd). Neil Castelino , Director & Head, CII Karnataka State Office.
PRESS RELEASE:
Mysuru: As part of proposed nine industrial clusters, Mysuru will be having Integrated Circuit Board (ICB) and Printed Circuit Board (PCB) for which 500 acre has been reserved at Adakanahalli or Himmavu industrial area said DK Lingaraju, Joint Director, District Industries Centre, Mysuru.
Speaking after inaugurating Annual Manufacturing and Technology Conference organized by Confederation of Indian Industry, Mysuru chapter at Hotel Radisson Blu here on Tuesday he said “Today we are in an era of globalization and liberalization policies. Because of this, all industries are facing tough competition in the domestic and international market. To overcome this competition and to sustain in fast-growing competitive markets, we have to improve the quality of goods and services, competitive pricing, etc.,
“Government of Karnataka launching nine industrial clusters in different districts across the state, out of that Mysuru is getting ICB and PCB shortly. Already the work for the proposed clusters has started and there will be nearly Rs 5000 crore investment which will fetch nearly one lakh job opportunities from various electronics-based industries. As part of the project 10 to 15 large scale electronics allied industries, and more than 1000 allied industries are expected to set up. Already nodel experts working on the project and in another four years time the cluster will be a reality. On December 20th, three leading companies will be visiting Mysuru and each one is expected to invest Rs 1000 crore” added Mr. Lingaraju.
N Muthukumar, Chairman, Confederation of Indian Industry, Karnataka who also spoke on the occasion said “Those companies which are adopting latest technologies with better people management and with a creative mindset and innovations will be in the forefront. The companies which are on top have followed successful value systems”. “We can buy anything but getting skilled set of manpower is the greatest challenge which is why most of the companies losing 10 to 15 percent production” Dr Muthukumar said.
Arjun Ranga, Chairman, CII, Mysuru who also spoke on the occasion said “Everybody can have a plan but the ability to execute and execute precisely, are key to progress. We talk about Germany which is known for precision engineering technology, America which is known for innovation, China for mass production, Japan about quality and when we talk about India, globally there are many advantages and the flexibility and ability to think innovatively is India’s strength”.
Kamal Bali, Past Chairman CII and Managing Director of Volvo Group India said “If India has to become super power Manufacturing has to take centre stage in our mind set. When it comes industry and manufacturing, India’s position is not satisfactory. With 16 to 17 percentage share global population, our share in manufacturing is just 2 to 3 percent while China accounts for 24 percent of global manufacturing. One thing is important is gender equality, if India as to become a superpower, we cannot ignore 50 percent of our population. Just 27 percent of women participating in the mainstream, we need to correct this. He also mentioned that there should big change in HR which is the biggest problem and obstacle for the organization.
Participants from various industries took part in the daylong conference
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