The contribution made by the informal sector to India’s economy is substantial.
There is no denying the fact that our nation’s growth relies considerably on micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) that contribute significantly to the GDP by generating mass employment in every nook and corner of India. In view of its significance, the government is expected to provide adequate support to ensure MSMEs’ growth does not get hamstrung at any point, especially in the middle of a pandemic that has brought major global economies to a standstill.
Among all the sectors, MSMEs were badly hit following the lockdown as industries remained closed for more than two months between March-end and June. The current economic situation is not conducive to small industries as there is restricted liquidity in the system, though the government pumped in stimulus to keep the sector alive. Although the government has introduced several economic measures in terms of financing, certain gaps remain that prevent the sector from functioning well.
Ease Of Doing Business Remains A Bottleneck
Most start-ups in India face the problem in the initial stages because of too many regulations and approvals. Even as India managed to jump places in the World Bank’s Ease of Doing Business index, there are several loopholes in the system that keep businesses on the edge and prevent them from expanding or flourishing.
Lack Of Financial Expertise
Even as entrepreneurs keep devising new strategies and plan the expansion of their existing business, there are still a large number of entrepreneurs who lack the financial knowledge to steer the business in the right direction.
Technology Remains A Major Deterrent
Most businesses fail to reap the benefits of the latest technological developments in their sector due to a lack of expertise and awareness. Hence MSMEs need to be apprised of the technological developments that are significant for the growth of their businesses.
Lack Of
Trust
It is seen that banks refrain from extending MSME loan since the amount remains small and also, banks believe MSMEs lack the required repayment capacity. In such a situation, they end up implementing stricter regulations on these start-ups
Collaborating and partnering for a New Self- Reliant India |
Adapting to a business landscape that’s been affected by the pandemic crisis
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Strategies for building greater corporate resilience
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How CEOs can Lead in the New Normal (hybrid and remote)
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Boosting innovation, technology and opportunity
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How New Age Tech is Enhancing the Competitiveness
of SMEs
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Leadership in Action: Growth, opportunities and challenges for SMEs
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Technology, Productivity & The Distributed Workforce
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Rebooting Growth Through Digital-First Innovation
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Leveraging The Startup Ecosystem For Innovation
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Driving New Business Models
And Customer Experiences
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Building Trust And Motivating Teams in Challenging Times
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Atmanirbhar Bharat Tech Summit 2022 will be attended by executives from SMB vertical. The key target personas include – Executive Management, ITDMs and Practitioners, LoBs, Product management, strategy, planning and more.
CEOs
CEOs, MDs and owners of individual businesses who are seeking intelligence and guidance to identify growth opportunities with technology
CXOs & LoBs
CXOs and LoB leaders looking to network, learn, and share with colleagues and potential business partners
IT LEADERS
IT leaders looking for the latest in cutting technology content and strategic directions to enable business planning
PRACTIONERS
Tech Practitioners and individual professionals looking to network and hear immersive content from industry leaders
Arjun Vishwanathan
Chief Knowledge Officer
StrategINK
Kanchi Shah
GM- Content Strategy
StrategINK
Ganesh Joshi
Chief Information Officer & AVP
Nilons Enterprises
Laxmikant Kandi
DC Partner account Manager - West region, India
Dell Technologies
Mandar Sahasrabudhe
Group CIO
Kirloskar Management Services
Saroj Kumar Panda
Infrastructure Services Manager- India
Hansen Technologies
Shrenik Kothari
Regional IT Infra Head – Asia Pacific
Gestamp Automotive India
Vinay G.
Chief Technology Officer
Alitso
| 6:30 PM – 6:55 PM | | | Registrations and Networking |
| 6:55 PM – 7:00 PM | | | Welcome note and context setting Arjun Vishwanathan, Chief Knowledge Officer, StrategINK |
| 7:00 PM – 7:20 PM | | | Inaugural Keynote – Guest of Honour |
| 7:20 PM – 7:35 PM | | | Diamond Partner Session – Dell Technologies Laxmikanth Kandi, DC Partner account Manager - West region, India, Dell Technologies |
| 7:35 PM – 7:55 PM | | | Enterprise Panel 1 - Future Focus: Leveraging Technology to drive Business Growth Ganesh Joshi, Chief Information Officer & AVP, Nilons Enterprises Vinay G., Chief Technology Officer, Alitso Moderated by: Kanchi Shah, GM- Content Strategy, StrategINK |
| 7:55 PM – 8:10 PM | | | Fireside Chat 1: CXO perspectives: The future of Manufacturing Mandar Sahasrabudhe, Group CTO, Kirloskar Management Services Moderated by: Kanchi Shah, GM- Content Strategy, StrategINK |
| 8:10 PM – 8:25 PM | | | Fireside Chat 2: Innovation Diaries: Navigating Complex Journeys to achieve Business Resilience Laxmikanth Kandi, DC Partner account Manager - West region, India, Dell Technologies Moderated By: Arjun Vishwanathan, Chief Knowledge Officer, StrategINK |
| 8:25 PM – 8:35 PM | | | Customer Success Story Shrenik Kothari, Regional IT Infra Head – Asia Pacific, Gestamp Automotive India Pvt Ltd Saroj Kumar Panda, Infrastructure Services Manager- India, Hansen Technologies Moderated by: Kanchi Shah, GM- Content Strategy, StrategINK |
| 8:35 PM onwards | | | Networking Cocktails and Dinner |
This 300 minutes exclusive mega event gives your organization various opportunities to showcase your products and services to more than 2000+ end-users in pan India . The various partnership options are available as per your need
Branding
Speaker Note
Skills Diffusion
Network and Engage
Customer Connect
MANISH SHARMA
Email: msharma@strategink.com
Call: +91 98182 87188
KANCHI SHAH
Email: kanchi@strategink.com
Call: +91 98192 71885
