MSME Report

Desert Bloom event

CHANDAN KUMAR

MBA 1st semester

Enrollment – 23MGT3MBO34

Faculty
Prof. Dr. Monu Bhargav
  SPEAKER PROFILES
The chief guest: - Mr. V K Sharma
Dr. K L Jain
Mr. Ashok Kumar Pandey
Dr. K R Bagaria
Mr. Vijay Kumar Sharma

DESERT BLOOM’ MSME summit REPORT

❖ Mr. Vijay Kumar Sharma
Mr. V K Sharma is the director of MSME was the chief guest of DESERT BLOOM’MSME
summit. He utilizes his extensive knowledge and experience to contribute to the
development and management of micro, small, and medium enterprises. His expertise in
organizational behaviour is invaluable. Micro, small, and medium enterprises. His expertise
in organizational behaviour is invaluable.

DISCUSSION : - BUSINESS IDEA & ADVICE

 TRADE MARK. A trademark is a type of intellectual property consisting of a
recognizable sign, design, or expression that identifies products or services from a
particular source and distinguishes them from others. The trademark owner can be
an individual, business organization, or any legal entity.
 Make a fridge in which you can keep any product or any item which has no expiry
 A proper environment must be created where an entrepreneur will be educated and
will have a proper knowledge, skill and external environment of business to
complete with large scale industries and Multinational companies with full
advantage of changing technique of production, dispensation of technical
knowledge, both
  Hand make paper. (STORY MSME) how did a quiet village in Rajasthan become the
world's largest canter for handmade paper?
The Kaggi community in Sanganer near Jaipur has created a rich centuries-old
heritage with traditional handmade paper, and how it has flourished even with the
advent of modern machine-made paper.
It was Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II who introduced the art of paper making in the
small village of Sanganer, near Jaipur, more than 500 years ago. Today, Sanganeri
handmade paper is known across the country for its quality as well as unique designs
and colours. Made from materials such as bamboo, waste paper, wood, stubble,
straw, banana stems and cotton cloth the production is process difficult, and
requires extreme skill.
This community of paper makers, known as Kaggi, has stood the test of time even
after the advent of machine-made paper in the 1930s. In fact, it was Gandhi who
had acted as a saviour to the community many years ago. Despite low profits, the
community takes pride in keeping this age-old tradition Alive.
Supply chain (MSME) Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) businesses are
known as the backbone of the Indian economy. According to World Bank data, MSMEs
are the largest employers in developing countries despite having the least financial and
regulatory support. Considering the significance of MSMEs to economic growth, it is
crucial to assist them by removing working capital-related barriers to growth. SCF
(supply chain finance) is critical to accelerating MSME growth.

Is supply chain finance (SCF) SCF refers to technology-based solutions to lower

financing costs and increase business efficiency for buyers and sellers in a sales
transaction. It helps them by bridging financial gaps and providing desperately
needed liquidity.

Dr. K R Bagaria
He is the founder and vice chairman at VGU (Vivekananda global university). He has
made significant contributions to the field of education

❖ Mr. Ashok Kumar Pandey

He is general and regional in-charge at SIDBI Jaipur. He plays a very important role in the
development and financial support of micro, small, and medium enterprises.

DISCUSSION: - BUSINESS IDEA & ADVICE

If you have the technical know-how of ventilators and want to build ventilator industry
machines in MSME, You will have to obtain the necessary resources, equipment, and human
resources for this. For this, we During the Corona virus (COVID-19) pandemic, the demand
for ventilators increased in various areas, and efforts were made by various organizations
and the government for this. The requirement of ventilator was assessed based on different
areas and locations, so its fixed number can be determined with difficulty. To make the
ventilator industry machine, you need its design and technical information. This can be a
specialist task, and it requires you to work with manufacturers, engineers, and designers of
industry machines can cooperate with local government schemes and industry associations.
This process may also require legislative and human safety certifications. Please note that
the manufacturing and use of ventilator industry machines must be in accordance with
government standards and regulations, so that they are suitable and safe.
Digital lending Digital lending is the service of providing loans and credit facilities with the
help of digital technologies and online platforms by assessing the creditworthiness of
borrowers with the help of data analytics.
Rules Engine Rules Engine is a software that uses business rules during the actions. Those
rules may have a legal base or come from the company's policy. The structure commonly
provides a set of rules, conditions and other activities. This software is frequently provided
as an addition to the business management outline.
Funding (MSME) loans are unsecured loans offered by several financial institutions to help
entrepreneurs meet various business-related expenses. As per the Indian government and
RBI, these loans are for certain business enterprises that fall under these categories:
Company (Manufacturing or service provider) MICRO. SMALL.

❖ Dr. K L Jain
He is the president of RCCI (Rajasthan Chamber of Contributions and Industry). He has made
significant changes to the industrial and business sector of Rajasthan.

DISCUSSION: - BUSINESS IDEA & ADVICE

Panchawarsiya yojna In (MSME). The Fifth Five Year Plan emphasized employment, poverty
alleviation (Garibi Hatao) and justice. The plan also focused on self-reliance in agricultural
production and defence. In 1978, the newly elected Morarji Desai government rejected the
plan. The Electricity Supply Act was amended in 1975, which enabled the central
government to enter into electricity generation and transmission. # The Indian National
Highway system was introduced and many roads were widened to accommodate the
increasing traffic. Tourism also expanded. The Twenty Point Program was launched in
1975. It was followed from 1975 to 1979. # The Minimum Needs Program (MNP) was
launched in the first year of the Fifth Five Year Plan (1974–78). The objective of the
program is to provide some basic minimum needs and thus improve the standard of living of
the people. It is designed and launched by D.P.Dhar the target growth rate was 4.4% and
the actual growth rate was 4.8%. [8] The Food for Work Program was introduced in (1974–
79).
CONCLUSION: - MSMEs in Rajasthan and India can enhance productivity, tap into
global markets, and contribute to economic empowerment by integrating technology and
education. Technology adoption improves efficiency, reduces operational costs, and
enhances competitiveness. Collaboration between MSMEs and educational institutions
fosters innovation and research, leading to new products, services, and processes.
Education fosters a skilled workforce, enhancing competitiveness. MSMEs provide a
practical playground for entrepreneurs, enabling them to navigate challenges and identify
opportunities. Technology allows MSMEs to tap into global markets, expanding their
customer base and positioning Rajasthan as a global player. This combination promotes
inclusive development and policy formulation, ensuring responsiveness to the needs of
small and medium enterprises.