Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC) today launched its first in-house single umbrella e-marketing system that can be accessed from anywhere in India for sale and purchase of its products.
The earlier software was a third-party software, with its headquarters in Bengaluru, on which the KVIC had no control in stock and accounts, despite paying hefty sum for it, KVIC Chairman V K Saxena said.
"The in-house software will not only give a real-time data of sales, it will also give the updated status of stocks of Bhawans and godowns, subsequently smoothing the planning procedure, along with controlling the inventory of KVIC, Saxena added.
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