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Hyderabad is emerging as Smart Manufacturing Hub says JayeshRanjan

CII Telangana

Confederation of Indian Industry(CII) Telangana in partnership with Government of Telangana organized the 16th edition of its flagship Conference held on today at CII’s MAN’EXE Conference on Manufacturing Excellence, Man’Exe–2020 with the theme “SMART Manufacturing: Resurgence of Manufacturing sector” . The conference speakers discussed about   Automating into the future – One step at a time, Adaptive engineering for competitiveness, and New Age Skilling – Remote and Virtual Manufacturing. 

            While addressing the conference, JayeshRanjan,  Principal Secretary,Industries & Commerce and IT, E&C Departments, Government of Telangana said that earlier PSUs and its ancillary units have led the manufacturing revolution in Hyderabad now the state capital has emerged as Smart Manufacturing Hub due to the strong presence of Pharma, Aerospace sectors. Our Pharma Manufacturing is considered to be one the best in the country. Even though COVID had disrupted the supply chains of many sectors now they are back to the normal. State Government is committed to strengthen the manufacturing sector in the state as it would provide employment opportunities to many people.

            Vijay Kalra, Head Mahindra Institute of Quality & Chairman – Safety CouncilMahindra Group in his address mentioned that Hyderabad is the IT-Pharma& Engineering capital of the world. He said that as the customers have global exposure and the company are striving to deliver best of the best products. Quantity, Quality & Time will go together and in the current scenario where the many companies are facing resources constraint we need to have a strong robust system in place to ensure good quality products are manufactured at low cost.

            D Raju, Immediate Past Chairman CII Telangana & Managing Director & CEOKirby Building Systems & Structures Pvt Ltd said that now the focus is on Make in India, Make for the World. The companies should inculcate a habit of manufacturing for the world. This can help the Indian industries find their true place in the global value chains, along with propelling them to be among the world’s largest companies. To truly progress in the sector of manufacturing, investments in research and innovations are highly important and. industries should strive to increase their investments in these areas.

            Krishna Bodanapu, Chairman, CII Telangana & MD, CYIENT Ltd said that Man’Exe is currently in its 16th edition and over years, it has been in the forefront to lead manufacturing in Telangana towards advanced technologies, improving efficiency and quality. Automation and smart manufacturing has a great potential to propel manufacturing in Telangana. Automation and smart manufacturing will help Indian companies offer quality products at competitive prices, by improving labour and capital productivity.

            NLN Raju, Convenor– CII Telangana Manufacturing Panel & Vice President – Technology Platform, Signode Industrial Group said that Indian industries should invest in developing new products and services, which will increase the size of the economic pie, along with improving the quality of life of people.

            The conference was addressed by Prof. BS Murthy, Director, IIT-Hyderabad,  Ram Vetsa, Co Convenor- Manufacturing Panel, CII Telangana & Plant Head- Mahindra- Zaheerabad,  Shobha Dixit, Co Convenor, Manufacturing Panel, CII Telangana & Director, ALPLA Ltd.

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