Economic environment, though improving, still remains cloudy. To weather the storm ahead, here are some useful tips for SMEs in India to better prepare themselves to take challenges head on
By using integrated safety systems, chemical plant operators can reduce costs of inventory and training costs, and enjoy better diagnostics and visualisation without compromising on safety
In highly connected world, safeguarding sensitive information of a pharmaceutical company is of paramount importance. Hence, adopting right IT governance framework is imperative
Leading multinational personal care companies increasingly favour the use of plastics, driven by its advantages over glass not only in cost, but also for its versatility and durability
With its vast agricultural waste, India is in a unique position to develop second generation ethanol industry. But, government's proactive support is imperative to make cellulosic ethanol a reality.
The current crisis facing emerging markets provides opportunity for both investors as well as governments to work for long-term gain by accepting short-term pain.
Calculating carbon footprint can be a tricky exercise. But, there are number of methods, which can offer better insights into it.
Adopting energy storage techniques by using batteries for power backup and phase change materials for thermal energy storage can reduce environmental impacts and also lead to financial savings
In policy mechanism, command-and-control approaches remain the most dominant throughout the world despite the benefits of economic instruments
We need to dismiss the whole concept of waste and think about entire operating systems. This requires us to see value in every material that we use.
SMEs play a critical role in generating millions of jobs, especially at the low-skill level. It is imperative that India works towards making the smaller enterprises CSR compliant.
The transportation sector needs sustainable solutions. For this, suppliers, including specialty chemical makers, will have to focus on bolder innovations that can substantially improve sustainability,
The world is changing at a rapid pace. And to adapt successfully to these changing circumstances one requires some strategic longer-term thinking
The plant, built with an investment of about Rs 200 crore, will produce specialised polymer films used in electronic and electrical devices
The move is a result of the company's strategy to consolidate its manufacturing activity in the US
In this interview, Mikael Hagstrom, Executive Vice President, Europe, Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific, SAS Institute, discusses adoption trends of analytics in India
China posted a 7.4% GDP growth in 2013 - it is the slowest year on year growth. The changing economic model of the country is likely to have profound effects on the chemical industry
The mobile lab will help manufacturers meet ever-increasing customer demand for high-quality apparel products
The seminar the benefit of extractables and leachables testing for understanding the influence of material used in pharmaceutical process
In this interview, Lloyd Pitchford, Intertek Group CFO and COO-South Asia, emphasises on the importance of quality and explains its relevance for consumers, companies and also countries