‘Automise, Optimise or Perish’
Padmabhushan late Prof K.Venkataraman advocated “Publish or Perish”; Padma Vibhushan Prof M.M.Sharma called for linkage of fundamental work by reflecting publications in learned journals and delivering in market place and industry; Dr.R.A.Mashelkar promoted Patent-PublishProsper and more from less with affordable excellence.
Presentations and panel discussion on the usage of processing technologies, innovation and water in the textile industry were held on 7th December 2017 at Satkar Hotel attended by 130 people comprising textile processors; production managers; research students and fashion designers. Deliberations led to Automise, Optimise and Succeed with change in mindset for innovative processes, use of appropriate machinery and effluent treatment besides economy, profitability and sustainability.
Mr. V R Sai Ganesh welcomed the audience and remarked about the challenges like demonetisation, GST compliance, increasing yarn prices, pressure on effluent treatment faced by the Bhiwandi cluster and weavers that prompted this seminar to discuss viable solutions. Mr.Sachin Pulsay spoke about various activities of SDC EC.
Chief Guest Mr.Inder B Ram, Managing Director, Invil Consultants & Traders Private Ltd had obtained diploma from VJTI followed by his own business and mentoring textile professionals. He said that industry is facing hardships, and everything has to be done in a better way at cheaper cost with greener quality. He suggested ‘Automise, Optimise and Succeed’ with positive attitude so that it invigorates the work culture.
This story is from the February 2018 edition of Textile Value Chain.
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