Knowledge based Manufacturing
Fast growth of the Indian economy is expected to turn India into the fifth largest consumer market of the world by 2025 and the manufacturing sector is expected to have an investment opportunity of US$ 180-billion over the next five years. India is rapidly emerging as a global manufacturing hub. Around 15 per cent of the country’s GDP is still contributed by Manufacturing. The manufacturing scenario in India completely changed when the country emerged as one of the biggest knowledge based manufacturing destinations of the world. Knowledge-based manufacturing has put India on the global sourcing platform with multinational companies increasingly viewing the country as a low-cost, high quality sourcing hub for a wide range of products. MNCs are off shoring more and more engineering-based manufacturing work to Indian companies. The out sourced product range also includes engineering goods, auto components, pharma and textile products. The global market is tapping on India’s strengths in product design, quality and value addition. India is also fast emerging as a major innovation hub for high quality mass products in electronics and other domains. As a result of India’s value added, high-end expertise, major overseas companies are increasingly setting up their R & D hub in India.
 

Remote Services for SMB’s in Manufacturing & Auto domain"
Mr. Raman Roy, Chairman & Managing Director, Quatrro & Session Chairman

Business transformation through knowledge based manufacturing
Mr. Kevin Thieneman, President Asia & Chairman, Caterpillar India

Knowledge based manufacturing in services
Mr. P M Telang, Managing Director - India Operations, Tata Motors Limited*

Delhi Metro and Expert Systems
Mr. John Triplett, Director - Metro & Rail Asia, CH2MHill (I)(P) Ltd

IT Enabled Manufacturing
Mr. Vishal Chadha, Head – Manufacturing Sector, India Business Unit, Infosys Technologies Limited

Reverse Manufacturing
Mr. Ramakrishnan Mukundan, Managing Director, Tata Chemicals Limited*

Global Ancillarisation & ERP in manufacturing for Exports
Prof (Dr) Suman K Mukherjee, J.D. Birla Institute, Birla School of Management and
Visiting Professor, Newcastle Business School, UK

Guest of Honour             
Mr. R P Singh, Secretary, Department of Industry Policy & Promotion*


Note: Indo American Chamber of Commerce (IACC) reserves right to change the conference program, sessions, subjects, speakers without any notice. Delegates are requested to read ‘Payment and Cancellation Policy’ mentioned in registration form. * Invited
 
 
Conference Partner



Partner State


Govt. of Punjab


Supporting Organizations





Partner Chamber in US


IACCGH


 
Participant’s Profile
  • Sr. representatives from Indian and US Administrations
  • Public Sector Undertakings
  • Delegates from US
  • Multilateral and bilateral bodies
  • Academia
  • CEOs of Indian and American
  • Corporations, Consultants
  • Business House and Entrepreneurs
  • Infrastructure Developers & Users
  • Banks and Financial Institutions
  • Legal Experts Technocrats
 
Forum for
  • Exchange of views on various aspects of business between India and the US, including investment opportunities in both the countries
  • Enhance understanding of business opportunities between India and the US
  • Establish one to one business contacts
  • Explore new investment and diversification opportunities
  • Opportunity to network with business leaders and policy makers