Tag Archives: SME
Food Processing – Supply Chain Conflicts and Food Security (Video)
This is a recording of a talk at the ASSOCHAM’s 8th Global Food Processing Summit in New Delhi, India. I touched upon the inherent conflicts in the food supply chain we need to be aware of before formulating policies and … Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Retail & Consumer Products, Risk Management, Social Enterprise, Uncategorized, Video
Tagged "Make in India", agriculture, biodiversity, cold chain, corporate responsibility, corporate social responsbility, diversity, environment, food, Food & Beverage, Food & Grocery, food processing, food service, India, Indian market, Indian retail sector, Manufacturing, modern retail, organised retail, perishables, processed food, small business, small scale industry, small-medium enterprises, SME, social enterprises, Supply Chain, supply consolidation, sustainability
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On Process: Passing On the Genes
Growth needs replication and predictability. Biology gives us a great lesson in how to replicate learnings and functionality: genes (DNA) provide the template for cell functions, and are reproduced almost faithfully from previous generations. In a business, such replication comes from well-designed processes incorporating the intent, the activities and the desired outcomes. Continue reading
Posted in Entrepreneurship, Goals, Organization, Quality
Tagged business lifecycle, evolution, growth, organic growth, Organization, small business, SMB, SME, start-up
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