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SMBConnect aims to boost SMEs across Telangana
Aiming to further consolidate its position as a premier knowledge sharing platform among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the country, the third series of SMBConnect-Start Manage Expand will be in the city on Tuesday. Industry leaders will address over 150 SMEs on the strong emergence of small and medium industries in India.
Aiming to further consolidate its position as a premier knowledge sharing platform among small and medium enterprises (SMEs) across the country,
the third series of SMBConnect-Start Manage Expand will be in the city on Tuesday.
Industry leaders will address over 150 SMEs on the strong emergence of small and medium industries in India.
The event will focus on funding for small and medium enterprises, facilities and infrastructure implementation and rules and regulations for complex business issues.
According to Sandipan Ray, director, SMBConnect, “We are delighted to have the SME 2015 in Hyderabad, and are doing our best to make it a motivation enough for them to take a step towards expanding their businesses across India and in tackling different issues faced by them.
Hyderabad, along with neighborhood industrial towns, has always been a consistent hub for small and medium industries. With the present emergence of similar industries in other parts of the country, it is time Hyderabad sketches strategies to grow and expand further as a key industrial hub.
There is a persistent two tier problem that SMEs face. Firstly, to employ right talent and secondly, to retain them in the company.” The third Start Manage Expand 2015 will provide a great opportunity to SMEs across Telangana to connect with experts and industry leaders to showcase their new products and services on a national platform.
Experts will guide SMEs to strategies involving innovative techniques and methods are identified to boost the environment for business owners, acting as a channel to acknowledge their problems to the government.
Some of the factors that have made Hyderabad the preferred destination include its strategic location, as well as easy access to South East Asia,
which compares favorably with neighboring cities such as Bengaluru and Chennai. Its ‘crossroads’ location and easy access to ports on both the eastern and western coasts have contributed to a rich legacy of entrepreneurship and wealth creation.
