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Talent, infra make TN sought-after state in advanced manufacturing

The panelists, while talking about au­tomation, said the focus lies in automating traditionally monotonous jobs, ensuring a seamless ble­nd of efficiency and worker well-being

(From left): Kartikeyan P, head of materials management, Nokia Solutions & Networks, Chennai Factory;  Hans Raj Verma, chairman and managing director, TIIC ; Gopala Krishnan CS, chief manufacturing officer, Hyundai Motors India; Balasubramaniam M, CE
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(From left): Kartikeyan P, Nokia Solutions & Networks, Chennai Factory; Hans Raj Verma, CMD, TIIC ; Gopala Krishnan CS, Hyundai Motors India; Balasubramaniam M, CEO, 3i Medical Technologies | Photo: Pratap Vinayagam

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A skilled talent pool, strong collaboration between Industry and academia, and a good infrastructure ecosystem have made Tamil Nadu a sought-after state for advanced manufacturing, said industry experts at the Business Standard  Tamil Nadu Round Table 2023.

This is also evident in the recent numbers shared by the state government. After nearly tripling its electronics exports in 2022-23, Tamil Nadu is likely to strengthen its presence as an electronics exporter in 2023-24 by crossing the $8 billion mark, up around 49 per cent from $5.37 billion last year. This comes at a time when the state has already touched exports

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