CenturyPly pledges to plant 10,000 trees on Van Mahotsav 2021 ~ Initiates a journey to stay ‘Eco-Conscious’ ~ India, 6 th July : On occasion of Van Mahotsav 2021, Century Plyboards (India) Ltd., India’s largest manufacturer in Wood Panel Industry, has pledged to initiate a green CSR drive by planting 10,000 trees across the states of West Bengal and Haryana. To mark Van Mahotsav 2021, the annual forest festival that usually takes place during first week of July all across the country, CenturyPly took the first step towards this new tree plantation drive aiming to nurture the environment with 10000 trees in the regions of West Bengal , Haryana , adhering to all COVID-19 safety protocols. The company will continue to plant more saplings under its existing ‘Century Plantation Project’ over the coming months and will target to achieve more than 10,000 tree plantation in next one year. CenturyPly, as an environmentally responsible brand, always advocates eco-friendly solution in
Integr8 India 2021: Concludes Next Course in Shaping Industry 4.0
Pune, 25th April 2021: The Indo-American Chamber of Commerce (IACC), Pune, held a global virtual conference and exhibition titled ‘Integr8 India 2021’, the flagship event designed to benefit the Manufacturing and IT Companies that are shaping the Industry 4.0. The two-day virtual conference was held from April 22 to April 23, and was attended by 1100 plus delegates.
The event held 25+ sessions covering topics in technology, business, and innovation with top executive speakers from government organizations, and industry leaders from the manufacturing and IT sectors. The core agenda was to look beyond the cutting edge to influence the course of business, and construct the next level of Industry 4.0.
“The day was focused on a lot of practical aspects of industry 4.0, as we discussed the benefits along with the challenges. The emphasis was on actual case studies with practical applications rather than technical discussions which made it more interesting." said, Abhijit Shah, Walter Moore.
Keeping eight focus areas at the centre of its agenda, viz. Business Shifts, Data Analytics, Talent Readiness, Safety & Security, Technologies, Connected Systems, Innovation and Business Processes, Integr8 India 2021 turned out to be a huge success in paving the next course of action for digital innovation in large manufacturing sectors.
“Today's manufacturing is powered by technology. In Industry 4.0 led future, it is the technology that will manufacture. The secret to benefit from technology though is to invest in people” said, Ashutosh Parasnis, New Box Consulting, who spoke on the topic ‘Rethinking Innovation in a Digital Manufacturing World’ at the conference.
During the two days, the event unfolded featured keynotes from global technology leaders, panel discussions on a cross-section of digital innovation topics, and a series of Industry 4.0 immersions that dived deep into transformation challenges and opportunities.
Deepak Bagla, MD and CEO of Invest India shared that investments in India are increasing despite the global pandemic and talked about upcoming ‘Single Window System’ for ease of doing business. Meher Pudumjee, Chairperson of Thermax, sensitized participants on how to balance automation with the impact of future of work for people.
The conference also held a few panel discussions such as, ‘Organisational Building Blocks for successful adoption of Industry 4.0’, ‘Understanding the World of Predictive Maintenance’, and ‘AI Powered Manufacturing’, among others.
Rujuta Jagtap, Chairperson, IACC Pune, said, “The ambiguity ushered in by the current crisis has changed the innovation landscape for all. But with every disruption comes enormous avenues to innovate in new directions. With the power of dialogue and discussion, Integr8 India 2021 has done just that; exploring possibilities for thriving through design and strategy.”
Concurrently, the event held a three-day virtual exhibition, lending a stage to more than 500 industrial stalwarts.
Integr8 India 2021 was a summit organised in collaboration with Automation Alley, USA. The organisation is Michigan's Industry 4.0 Knowledge Centre.
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