The Department for Promotion of Industry and Internal Trade (DPIIT) of the Ministry of Commerce on Friday announced a partnership with software company HCLSoftware to support manufacturing startups in the country. This partnership is part of DPIIT's initiative to encourage companies to promote manufacturing startups.
DPIIT said that under this initiative, more than 80 Memoranda of Understanding (MoU) have been signed with industry stakeholders so far. According to the ministry's statement, startups will have access to the HCL Sync program to showcase their products and services globally.
Sanjeev Singh, Joint Secretary, DPIIT, said, “Through this collaboration, innovation will flourish and Indian companies will gain a stronger position on the global stage.”
The ministry said that the objective of this initiative is to develop Indian intellectual property by encouraging startups to create unique products and solutions tailored to India, improve the quality of products by providing startups with the tools and expertise to create products world class at par with global standards. We have to improve.
Additionally, it focuses on helping startups “build a robust manufacturing ecosystem by establishing a network of interconnected startups and suppliers capable of supporting the entire manufacturing value chain.”
Sumeet K., Director of Startup India. “The primary objective of this initiative is to boost India's manufacturing sector by empowering startups with cutting-edge digital technologies and providing access to global markets,” Jarangal said.
Jarangal said, “HCLSoftware will play a key role in supporting startups at every stage, from design and development to sales and marketing, using its digital manufacturing and after-sales solutions. ,
