Today’s manufacturing supply chains face new challenges due to dynamic tariff landscapes, where the costs of tariffs on materials like aluminum ripple through the entire production process, leading to higher costs for consumers. As manufacturers pass on costs to maintain profit margins, the consequences can escalate, impacting labor wages and overall demand. While traditional methods ...
The current tariff landscape is posing significant challenges for manufacturing supply chains, as costs are passed from manufacturers to consumers, leading to higher prices on products. Aluminum tariffs exemplify this trend, affecting everything from industrial machinery to household items. The cycle of increasing costs can lead to stagnation or deflation in demand. Additionally, manual processes ...
Oracle has introduced new AI agents in its Fusion Cloud Supply Chain and Manufacturing software to boost productivity and growth for businesses. These role-based AI tools automate routine tasks, allowing supply chain professionals to focus on more strategic initiatives. Available to clients now, these agents enhance various supply chain areas, including procurement, manufacturing, inventory management, ...
Oracle has introduced new AI agents in its Fusion Cloud Supply Chain & Manufacturing platform, designed to boost productivity across supply chains. These role-based AI agents automate routine tasks, allowing supply chain professionals to focus on more strategic initiatives. By streamlining processes in areas like procurement, manufacturing, and inventory management, the AI agents enhance efficiency ...
Oracle has introduced role-based artificial intelligence agents to its cloud supply chain and manufacturing suite. These AI agents aim to automate routine tasks, allowing businesses to focus more on strategic supply chain initiatives. According to Oracle, supply chain professionals often spend considerable time on administrative duties, hindering productivity. The new agents enhance accuracy and efficiency ...
In 2025, AI agents are set to revolutionize business by moving from experimental technology to practical solutions. These advanced software systems can perform tasks autonomously, learn from data, and make decisions without constant human input. Key industries like e-commerce, finance, and manufacturing are already benefiting. For example, Amazon’s AI agents drive significant revenue through recommendations, ...
 "India’s manufacturing sector surged in FY23, adding 1.3 million jobs and showing robust growth amid post-pandemic recovery.")
India’s manufacturing sector experienced significant job growth in FY23, adding 1.3 million new positions, up from 1.1 million in FY22. Data from the National Statistical Organisation shows a 7.4% rise in employment, reaching 18.5 million workers. This positive trend correlated with a 7.3% increase in the sector’s gross value added, totaling Rs 21.97 trillion. Key ...
 "Piyush Goyal urges increased use of made-in-India products to boost manufacturing, reduce imports, and support local industries.")
Piyush Goyal, the Union Minister of Commerce and Industry, emphasized the importance of using made-in-India products to enhance domestic manufacturing and reduce imports during the UP International Trade Show in Greater Noida. He highlighted that one of the 20 approved industrial townships is being developed in Greater Noida, with its first phase already sold out. ...
 "Tata Motors unveils Rs 9,000 crore manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu, promising 5,000 jobs and a sustainable future in automotive innovation.")
Tata Motors Group has officially launched a new manufacturing facility in Panapakkam, Tamil Nadu, with an investment of Rs 9,000 crore. This state-of-the-art plant will focus on producing next-generation cars and SUVs for both the Indian and international markets. The facility, designed to have an annual capacity of over 250,000 vehicles, aims to create more ...
Tata Motors has officially commenced the construction of a new manufacturing facility in Tamil Nadu with an investment of ₹9,000 crore. This significant project, marked by a foundation stone-laying ceremony attended by Chief Minister M K Stalin and Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran, is located in Panapakkam, approximately 115 km from Chennai. The facility is ...
