Session on supply chain held

TNN / Dec 23, 2023, 08:32 IST

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Mysuru: The Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Mysuru Zone, conducted a session on ‘Cross Border Logistics and Supply Chain’, themed ‘Unlocking Growth Opportunities,’ on Thursday in the city. The session focused on the critical aspects of strategic urban development, efficient cargo movement, and sustainable economic growth, with a special emphasis on the expansion at Mysuru, recognising the crucial and challenging nature of logistics & supply chain aspects.

Chairman of CII Mysuru Sam Cherian said that the ‘Cross Border Logistics and Supply Chain’ session helps in sustainable economic growth and urban development for the future of logistics and supply chain management of Mysuru region. Founder and CEO of WIZ Logtec India Private Limited Ramkumar Govindarajan said efficient cross-border logistics and supply chain management are essential for sustainable growth during globalisation.
VS&B Containers Group, head-India, Srikanth AM and convener Manufacturing, Technology, MSME & TQM Panel, CII Mysuru, Santosh Gundapi also spoke during the event. tnn

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