OpsChain - The Operations Club of WeSchool

OpsChain - The Operations Club of WeSchool

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Operations Club of WeSchool Mumbai

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We are a passionate community of professionals and aspiring experts who share a common love for optimizing processes, solving complex challenges, and driving business excellence. Our mission is to connect, inspire, and empower individuals in the exciting world of operations management and consulting.

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  • 📢 Big Basket Enters the SaaS Arena! 📢 In a world where seamless supply chain management is crucial, Big Basket is setting a new standard with the launch of BB Matrix. This powerful platform integrates Warehouse Management (WMS), Transportation Management (TMS), and Order Management (OMS), aiming to tackle unique challenges across e-commerce and B2B operations. 🌐 🔍 Why is this relevant today? 🌍 ➡ With global supply chain management software spending set to double by 2028, efficient tools like BB Matrix are indispensable. 📈 ➡ BB Matrix’s ability to slash transportation costs by up to 50% and lead times by 60% could redefine industry benchmarks. 🚚 ➡ Big Basket’s venture into international markets signifies the rising importance of Indian innovation in the global SaaS landscape. 🌍 🎯 Insightful Summary: This review by Guruprasad A P captures the essence of this strategic move, emphasizing how Big Basket is leveraging its deep-rooted expertise to cater to the growing demand for sophisticated supply chain solutions. Their understanding of the market trends and the platform’s impact highlights the article's significance beautifully. #SupplyChainInnovation | #SaaSRevolution | #BigBasket | #OperationsExcellence | #GlobalExpansion Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Vartika Sethi Piya Ghosh Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    Summer Intern at Prestige Group

    🚀 Exciting News from Big Basket! 🚀 Big Basket, owned by Tata Digital, has entered the SaaS sector with the launch of BB Matrix, a comprehensive supply chain management platform. BB Matrix offers: ✅ Warehouse Management System (WMS) ✅ Transportation Management System (TMS)  ✅ Order Management System (OMS) 🚚 The platform addresses unique supply chain challenges across various business models, including e-commerce and B2B operations. claiming to reduce transportation costs by up to 50% and lead times by around 60%. 📦The launch aligns with a projected increase in global supply chain management software spending, expected to rise from $29 billion in 2023 to $62 billion by 2028, growing at a CAGR of 16.3%. 💼Big Basket plans to expand BB Matrix into international markets, leveraging its decade of experience in the Indian market. This move positions Big Basket as a significant player in the SaaS landscape, meeting the growing demand for sophisticated supply chain solutions. Source: ET article on 22/July/2024. #SupplyChain #SaaS #Innovation #BigBasket #TataDigital #TechNews

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  • 🏆 The Roving Indian: Luxury Sports Tourism on the Rise 🌍 As global travel rebounds, Indian travelers are leading the charge into the world of luxury sports tourism, which is growing at an astounding 200%! 🚀 With major events like the Paris Olympics, ICC Men’s Cricket T20 World Cup, and UEFA Euro Cup on the horizon, this sector is expected to capture nearly 12% of all outbound travel by Indians in 2024. The numbers don’t lie—sports travel saw a 25-30% increase in 2023, highlighting the booming interest in exclusive sports experiences. 📈 From premium hospitality to personalized coaching with legends like Sourav Ganguly and Neeraj Chopra, today’s luxury sports tourists, typically aged 30-50, demand bespoke experiences that go beyond the ordinary. 🎾🏏 Projected to generate $37,600 million by 2032, the luxury sports tourism market is not just a passing trend—it's a booming industry with immense potential. For those in the consulting and travel sectors, understanding this dynamic market is key to tapping into significant opportunities. 💼 Gavesh Sahu has brilliantly captured these insights, showcasing how businesses can harness this growing trend for future success. 👏 #LuxuryTravel #SportsTourism #IndianTravelers #GlobalEvents #TravelTrends #BusinessGrowth #WeSchool #Operations #SupplyChain #Sports #Tourism #ParisOlympics2024 Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP®Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Siddhartha Goutam Vartika Sethi Piya Ghosh Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    Research & Business Analytics | Data Driven | Problem Solver

    🎾The Roving Indian: Rise of Luxury Sports Tourism🏏 As the world becomes more interconnected and disposable incomes rise, Indian travelers are turning to luxury sports tourism. This burgeoning industry is growing at a remarkable rate of 200%, now accounting for almost 12% of all outbound travel by Indians. Key Highlights: Growing Market💹- Luxury sports tourism is witnessing exponential growth. Major sporting events in 2024, such as the Paris Olympics, ICC Men’s Cricket T20 World Cup, and UEFA Euro Cup, are expected to attract numerous affluent Indian travelers. In 2023, sports travel saw a 25-30% uptick, driven by key global events. Economic Impact💰- The luxury sports tourism market is poised to generate substantial economic benefits, with an anticipated growth to $37,600 million by 2032. The global sports tourism market is projected to reach $2.14 trillion by 2030. Consumer Behavior🙋♂️- Today's sports tourists seek exclusive, personalized experiences. This demographic, typically aged 30-50, values bespoke packages and premium hospitality. Examples include personalized coaching from legends like Sourav Ganguly and Neeraj Chopra, and VIP experiences at events such as Wimbledon and the Paris Olympics. Conclusion- Luxury sports tourism is more than a trend; it's a lucrative and rapidly growing market segment. Businesses that tap into this market can expect significant rewards. For consultants and industry professionals, understanding these dynamics is crucial for advising clients and driving growth in this vibrant sector. #LuxuryTourism #SportsTourism #TravelTrends #BusinessConsulting #MarketAnalysis #IndianTravelers #GlobalEvents #VIPExperience #SportsTravel #LuxuryTravel DreamSetGo Thomas Cook India Limited Fanatic Sports Gameplan Sports Private Ltd. Atout France India Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® https://lnkd.in/dkPpXAEe

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  • 🌟 India: The Emerging Manufacturing Hub! 🌟 One of our Operations students (Rishabh Madhani) has brilliantly captured the essence of the China+1 strategy and its implications for India's manufacturing sector. 🏭 With global companies diversifying beyond China, India is stepping up as a top contender, thanks to initiatives like Make in India and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes. This review highlights how India's stable economy, supportive policies, and growing market make it a prime destination for global manufacturers. 📈 In today’s interconnected world, understanding these shifts is crucial for future operations and supply chain leaders. 🚀 #SupplyChain #OperationsManagement #Manufacturing #ChinaPlusOne #MakeInIndia #EconomicGrowth #StudentInsights Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Siddhartha Goutam Vartika Sethi Piya Ghosh Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    PGDM - Welingkar Institute of Management '25 I Intern at Infosys Ltd

    🌍 The China+1 Policy and India's Manufacturing Potential 🌏 I came across an insightful article in today’s Economic Times about the China+1 strategy, which is opening up exciting opportunities for India as a prime destination for manufacturing. This strategic move involves diversifying operations outside of China, and India is emerging as a key player due to its stable economic environment, supportive government policies, and robust market demand. Key initiatives like Make in India and the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) Schemes are driving this transformation by offering financial incentives and improving the ease of doing business. With growing investments and immediate economic benefits, India is poised for significant growth in the manufacturing sector. 💡 Let's delve deeper into these aspects, providing a comprehensive understanding of how the China+1 policy can be a game-changer for India. We will explore real-world examples like Apple and Samsung expanding their operations in India, the impact of the Make in India initiative, and the benefits of PLI schemes. Join me as we uncover the potential of India in this new era of global manufacturing. Together, we can harness these opportunities and drive sustainable growth and innovation. 🌟 #ChinaPlusOne #MakeInIndia #Manufacturing #EconomicGrowth #SustainableDevelopment #Investment #SupplyChain #Innovation #IndiaRising ET Article Link: https://lnkd.in/dzf859bH OpsChain - The Operations Club of WeSchool Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® The Economic Times Welingkar Institute of Management

  • ⚡️ Union Budget 2024: A Catalyst for India's Electric Vehicle Revolution ⚡️ Our student - Bhushan Patil, reviewed an insightful article on how the Union Budget 2024 could ignite India's electric vehicle (EV) sector. In today’s push towards sustainable mobility, this topic is crucial. The student has brilliantly highlighted the budget's potential to shape the future of EVs in India. Key Insights: 📈 Potential funding increases for EV infrastructure and extended subsidies. 💰 Tax incentives to make EVs more accessible to the masses. 🛠️ Need for robust policies and infrastructure development to support sustainable growth. 🌍 Emphasis on R&D to drive innovation and attract investment. As we aim for EVs to account for 30% of auto sales by 2030, strategic planning in the upcoming budget is key. Kudos to our student for capturing these important aspects so well! 👏 #UnionBudget2024 #ElectricVehicles #SustainableMobility #IndiaEV #Innovation #OperationsManagement #SupplyChain #Sustainability #EVInfrastructure #StudentInsights Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Siddhartha Goutam Vartika Sethi Piya Ghosh Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    PGDM-25||Placement Secretary ||Welingkar Institute of Management || Reliance Retail |MITRA Agro Equipments Pvt Ltd||

    🚗 Union Budget 2024 can draw a roadmap to spark India’s electric vehicle revolution 🚘 This article offers an optimistic outlook on the Union Budget 2024, focusing on its potential to significantly advance India's electric vehicle (EV) sector. The government's goal is for EVs to account for 30% of total auto sales by 2030. To achieve this, the article suggests the budget may introduce increased funding for EV infrastructure, extended subsidy schemes, and tax incentives to make EVs more accessible. Additionally, it emphasizes the need for robust policy frameworks, infrastructure development, and support for research and development to ensure sustainable growth and attract investment in the EV sector. The article underscores that strategic planning and substantial policy support in the upcoming budget could play a crucial role in driving India's transition to electric mobility, offering significant economic and environmental benefits. Source: https://lnkd.in/d-G7SBEJ #UnionBudget2024 #ElectricVehicles #EVRevolution #SustainableMobility #GreenEnergy #EVInfrastructure #ClimateAction #Sustainability #FutureOfTransport #GovernmentPolicy #AutomotiveIndustry #EVIncentives #CleanTech #Innovation #ElectricMobility #cleanenergy

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  • 🚀 India's National Quantum Mission: A Leap into the Future 🌐 One of our students (Deepanshu Thakur) has summarized an insightful Economic Times article on India's National Quantum Mission, highlighting its immense potential to revolutionize industries through quantum technologies like AI, IoT, and advanced manufacturing. The mission aims to push India into the forefront of global quantum research, paving the way for innovations in cybersecurity, clean energy, and healthcare. In today’s fast-evolving world, technological advancements in quantum computing are becoming critical. However, India's relatively lower investment compared to global counterparts and the lack of deep-tech start-ups in this space pose challenges. It's essential that we continue to foster innovation, support young talent, and promote international collaborations. 💡 #QuantumTech #DigitalIndia #Innovation #OperationsManagement #SupplyChainLeadership #TechAdvancement #QuantumComputing #MakeInIndia #StudentInsights Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Piya Ghosh Vartika Sethi Dr. Shrutika Patil Ravindra Kale Hemant Kale

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    PGDM '25- Business Analytics Welingkar Mumbai

    India's National Quantum Mission: A Quantum Leap Towards Technological Advancement The launch of National Quantum Mission in 2023, put India among the top six leading nations involved in the research and development in quantum technologies. The National Quantum Mission worth Rs. 6,003.65 crore is planned during 2023-2031. The mission aims to strengthen India’s research and development in the quantum arena. Key Players & Projects: ·      TIFR, DRDO, and TCS are building India's largest quantum computer, aiming to scale from 6 qubits to 100 qubits. ·      IIT Madras's Centre for Quantum Information, Communication and Computing (CQuICC) focuses on quantum information and cryptography. ·      Partnerships with global entities like the Chicago Quantum Exchange and D-Wave. Significance of the National Quantum Mission ·    Quantum technologies like quantum computing, AI, IoT, ML can boost India's economy by contributing $280-310 billion by 2030. ·      Enhance industries such as aerospace, weather prediction, cybersecurity, advanced manufacturing, health, agriculture, and education. ·      The mission will secure communication and financial transactions. ·      Complements initiatives like Digital India, Make in India, SDG. ·      Develop new materials and devices, streamline resources, minimize duplication, batteries and nuclear fusion reactors ·      Solutions for clean energy and affordable healthcare. ·      Improving simulations in chemistry and physics Challenges ·      India's investment of 6,000 crore ($0.75 billion) is much lower than China's $15 billion and the US’s $3.75 billion. ·      From 2000 to 2018, India published 1,711 quantum-related papers, compared to China’s 12,110 and the US’s 13,489. ·      Only 12% of Indian start-ups are deep tech-related, with less than 3% focusing on quantum technologies. What Should be the way Forward? ·      Identify and promote young talent ·      Well balanced R&D ecosystem ·      Increased Investment Support ·      Promotion of Partnerships and Collaborations between academic institutions, research organizations, and industries https://lnkd.in/dB3BR8hY

    ETtech in-depth: Is India still playing catch-up with China and the US in quantum computing?

    ETtech in-depth: Is India still playing catch-up with China and the US in quantum computing?

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  • 🌱 Adani Group's Petrochemical Project: A Model of Sustainable Innovation 🌱 Yash Nandwani reviewed an interesting article on Adani Group’s groundbreaking petrochemical project. This initiative is highly relevant today, showcasing how cutting-edge technology and sustainability can go hand in hand. The summary excellently captures the project's innovative and eco-friendly approach. 🔍 Key Insights: 🌍 Integration of energy-efficient reactors and advanced emission control systems. 💧 Implementation of a closed-loop water system to reduce consumption and waste. ☀️ Utilization of solar and wind power to meet substantial energy needs. 🔄 Investment in R&D for recycled materials to promote a circular economy. Check out the article to learn more about how Adani sets new standards for responsible manufacturing! 👏 #Sustainability #Innovation #Petrochemicals #AdaniGroup #RenewableEnergy #CircularEconomy #SupplyChain #OperationsManagement #EcoFriendly #ResponsibleManufacturing Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Vartika Sethi Dr. Shrutika Patil Piya Ghosh Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    Ex-Wipro intern|| Ex-Strategy intern @ Protrainy edTech|| Certified Lean Six Sigma Green Belt || PGDM'25 || Deputy Placement Secretary (23-24) || Retail management || Welingkar Mumbai ||

    The Adani Group's petrochemical project stands out due to its integration of cutting-edge technology and an unwavering commitment to sustainability. The factory will harness state-of-the-art manufacturing processes, including energy-efficient reactors and advanced emission control systems, to minimize its environmental footprint. Specifically, Adani plans to implement a closed-loop system for water usage, significantly reducing water consumption and waste generation. Additionally, the project will utilize renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind power, to meet a substantial portion of its energy needs. This not only reduces the project's carbon footprint but also contributes to India's renewable energy goals. Adani's commitment to sustainability extends beyond the production process. The company plans to invest in research and development to explore the use of recycled materials in PVC production, further reducing the project's environmental impact and promoting a circular economy. By prioritizing sustainability at every stage of the project, from design and construction to operation and maintenance, Adani is setting a new benchmark for responsible manufacturing in the petrochemicals industry. This approach not only aligns with the growing global demand for eco-friendly products and practices but also positions Adani as a leader in sustainable development in India and beyond. https://lnkd.in/dpqprWQ6

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  • 🔎 Insights into Sustainable Operations from a Global Perspective 💡 Our operations department was privileged to host Mr. Rrahul Deshakk, Plant Head at Saint-Gobain, for an insightful guest session on "Global Perspective of Sustainable Operations" on August 10th, 2024. Mr. Deshak's expertise shed light on the crucial role of sustainability in today's world and how it can be integrated into every aspect of operations. Key takeaways from the session included: ➡ Understanding the core principles of sustainability and their practical application in operations ➡ Exploring the significance of sustainable supply chain management and product design & development ➡ Discovering strategies for eco-friendly transportation and the adoption of energy-efficient technologies ➡ The importance of transparent and effective sustainable reporting We extend our sincere gratitude to Mr. Rahul Deshak for sharing his valuable knowledge and insights with us. We also thank Welingkar Institute of Management & Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® for organizing this informative session. It has undoubtedly equipped us with a broader perspective on sustainable operations and inspired us to embrace eco-conscious practices. #SustainableOperations #GlobalPerspective #SaintGobain #Weschool #ThankYou #LearningAndDevelopment Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Piya Ghosh Vartika Sethi Dr. Shrutika Patil Ravindra Kale Hemant Kale

  • 🌟 Bridging the Skills Gap: India's Electronics Manufacturing Potential 🌟 The Economic Times article on India's potential to lead in electronics manufacturing explores today's competitive landscape, addressing the skills gap is critical. The analysis highlights the need for strategic HR planning and robust training programs. Key Insights: 📚 Collaboration between industry and academia to bridge the skills gap. 🧑🏫 Upskilling the existing workforce and attracting diverse talent. 💥Kudos to Manjiri Magar for such an insightful review! 🚀 #ElectronicsManufacturing #India #SkillDevelopment #SupplyChain #OperationsManagement #Innovation #WorkforceDevelopment #IndustryAcademiaCollaboration #FutureOfWork Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Piya Ghosh Vartika Sethi Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    PGDM-Core 25' Welingkar Institute of Management Studies | Ex: TATA Electronics Pvt Ltd

    Is India Ready to Lead the Electronics Manufacturing Revolution? India is on the brink of becoming a global leader in electronics manufacturing. However, a critical question remains: 🛑 Do we have the skilled manpower to fuel this growth? A recent article from the Economic Times highlights a significant skills gap in the industry and underscores the urgent need for strategic human resource planning and robust training programs. To achieve its growth ambitions, the industry requires over 6 million skilled workers in the next 18-24 months. This shortfall is currently impacting production, leading to delays and quality issues. 👉 Key points include: 1.Collaboration between industry and academia is essential to bridge this gap. 2.Upskilling the existing workforce and attracting talent from diverse backgrounds is crucial. 💥 Let us deep dive into a presentation summarizing the key findings of this article and providing further insights into the challenges and opportunities in this sector. Article Link : https://ecoti.in/oMXZ4b #ElectronicsManufacturing #TalentGap #IndiaJobs #Skills #Upskilling

  • 📢 Insights into the Decline of India's Agri Exports: A Timely Analysis by Our Operations Specialisation Student! 🌾 In today's interconnected global economy, understanding the dynamics of agricultural exports is more important than ever. This review of the recent Economic Times article sheds light on the critical factors behind the 3% decline in India's agri exports in Q1. From the Red Sea crisis to freight shortages, the challenges are numerous but not insurmountable. Aniket Mokat has effectively summarized the article, highlighting key insights into the economic impact, strategic planning, and the role of policy advocacy in overcoming these challenges. Their analysis is a reminder of how vital it is for stakeholders in the agricultural sector to stay informed and proactive. As we navigate these turbulent times, such in-depth analysis can drive better decision-making and policy formulation, ensuring sustainable growth for India's agricultural exports. 🚜🌍 #AgriExports #SupplyChainChallenges #OperationsManagement #Logistics #EconomicInsights #StudentAnalysis #WeSchool Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP® Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Piya Ghosh Vartika Sethi Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    Summer Intern at TCS DISQ |Welingkar institute of management 25' | PGDM Rural Management | MPKV Rahuri | Agriculturist

    🌾 Agri Exports Down 3% in Q1: Challenges and Insights The article from The Economic Times provides valuable insights into the recent decline in India's agricultural exports. Key Findings 📊 3% Decline in Agri Exports: India's agricultural exports fell by 3% in the first quarter of the year, primarily affecting products under The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA). Red Sea Crisis: The ongoing Red Sea crisis has significantly impacted logistics, causing delays and disruptions in export routes. Freight and Container Shortages: Higher freight costs and a shortage of containers, exacerbated by issues between China and the US, have contributed to the decline in exports. Impact on Specific Commodities: Maize exports have seen a noticeable decline, and there are export controls on rice, which is a major export commodity for India. However, there is optimism about catching up in rice and cashew exports. Government Measures: In July 2023, the government prohibited the export of non-basmati white rice but allowed exports based on requests from other countries to meet their food security needs. Why It's Important 💡 Understanding these challenges is crucial for stakeholders in the agriculture and export sectors. Here's why: Strategic Planning: Exporters and policymakers need to be aware of these disruptions to strategize and mitigate risks effectively. This includes diversifying export markets and improving logistical frameworks. Economic Impact: The decline in exports affects the agricultural economy and farmers' livelihoods. Addressing these issues can help stabilize the market and ensure sustainable growth. Policy Advocacy: Highlighting these challenges can lead to better policies and international cooperation to resolve logistical bottlenecks and trade disputes. By shedding light on these critical issues, the article emphasizes the need for concerted efforts to enhance infrastructure, streamline logistics, and ensure robust policies to support agricultural exports. 🌾📈 Read the full article for more in-depth analysis and insights! (https://lnkd.in/dqqTaDnj) #AgriExports #Logistics #SupplyChain #EconomicImpact #PolicyAdvocacy #Agriculture

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  • 📈 India's Rising Global Export Share: Insights from the Economic Survey 📈 One of our talented Operations Specialisation students - Monika Rani reviewed the Economic Survey report highlighting India's increasing share in global exports. This topic is crucial in today's interconnected world, emphasizing the significance of a robust supply chain. Excellent analysis showcasing key observations and strategic insights! 🌏 Key Points: 📦 India's rising global goods and services export share. 🌐 Diversified trade relationships boosting stability and growth. 📊 Improvement in trade openness indicator. 🚢 Impact of disruptions in major shipping routes and strategic mitigation. #GlobalTrade #SupplyChain #OperationsManagement #IndiaExports #EconomicSurvey #TradeGrowth #Logistics #InternationalTrade #Innovation Chandravadan Goritiyal, PhD, PMP®Swapnil Desai ,Ph.D (Dr.D) Dr. Farzan Ghadially Dr. Priyanka Lal Siddhartha Goutam Piya Ghosh Vartika Sethi Dr. Shrutika Patil Hemant Kale Ravindra Kale

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    Intern @Welspun world| PGDM - Retail management| Welingkar Institute of Management

    In international trade and exports, the supply chain plays a crucial role. Today, in my supply chain lecture, I learned about the extensive processes involved in exports and the importance of timely execution at each stage. As a resident of India and an operations student, I am pleased to share the Economic Survey report “Increase in India's share of global exports for both goods and services” Key observations from the survey include: 1. Increased Share in Global Exports: India’s share in global goods exports has risen to 1.8% in FY24 from an average of 1.7% during FY16-FY20, and its share in global services exports has grown to 4.3% in FY23 from an average of 3.3% during FY16-FY20. 2. Broad and Diversified Trade Relations: India’s extensive trade relationships with Asia, Europe, and the US are highlighted as a strength. This diversification helps the country navigate global disruptions more effectively, providing stability and opportunities for growth despite global challenges. 3. Improvement in Trade Openness: The trade openness indicator, which measures the ratio of trade (exports + imports) to GDP, has risen from 37.5 in FY05 to 45.9 in FY24. 4. Strategic Shipping Routes and Increased Costs: The survey notes the impact of disruptions in major shipping routes like the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal. Although these challenges have increased shipping costs, India's strategic position and diversified trade routes help mitigate some of the adverse effects. Link of Economic Survey: https://shorturl.at/kZZrO Ministry of Ports ,Shipping and Waterways. Government of India Thank for making us proud. #supplychain #operations #exports #internationaltrade #india

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