Attain quality with quantity

June 26, 2014 5:26 am

Indian manufacturing sector needs to improve a lot on its production output. If Indian manufacturing units can attain quality with quantity, no doubt India will be the most preferred hub
In respect to the pumps and electric motor industry, Oswal Pumps Ltd. is committed to continuously improve to enhance productivity, quality and service to customers. Vivek Gupta talks about pumps and electric motors industry and its scope in India’s journey of becoming manufacturing hub.
Improve production output Manufacturing sector in India, including pumps and electric motors manufacturers, should continuously improve its technologies to enhance productivity and quality of the products. Good business planning must be done including the engineering expertise.
No doubt India has today become a reliable, technically competent, competitive, and enterprising outsourcing option for many western pump manufacturers who will continue to buy more low-cost pump parts, or sell ‘private-label’ of other manufacturers, instead manufacturing their own. Technical collaborations, joint ventures and automation, technical know-how of global standard have become the needs of the hour.
Indian manufacturing sector needs to improve a lot on its production output. If Indian manufacturing units can attain quality with quantity, no doubt India will be the most preferred hub.
Essential thingsToday what India requires is a sound infrastructure, clear government policies, fair tax slabs and above all, proper guidance and cooperation from bureaucracy. Moreover, short professional courses should be encouraged to produce more of skilled labour. These programmes can be tailored made subject to specific industries or even product range. In addition, automation will surely play a major role in industrial growth as this will result in precision approach to manufacturing.
Major issuesMajor issue is of manpower. In the current global composition prompt deliveries are required. As it goes – he who has the material can rule the market. For this two major factors contribute. First is the manpower – the working hands. India is emerging one of the leading countries for outsourcing especially for the service industry. Hence the manufacturing units are less preferred unless combined with the second factor which is automation. No doubt automation requires less manpower but it results to engage more skilled and educated staff. This combination no doubt will prove a major factor in producing quality products in quantity.
And of course not to forget about the unclear government policies which has always been the problem for manufacturing sector.      

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