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Nashik Industries Can Raise Profits Without Major Investment
Factories may be able to earn more money without buying expensive new machines.
Ajol Shah said they can first use their current machines, workers and materials more effectively.
He spoke at a programme in Nashik called “More Profit, Less Cost.”
The programme was organised for manufacturing companies and their managers.
Participants learned to reduce wasted time, money and productivity.
They were also taught to make work processes more consistent.
Speakers said repeated problems should be solved by fixing their root causes.
The main ideas were to do work correctly, reduce waste and fix problems permanently.
Six Sigma expert Ajol Shah said industries can improve profits without major capital investment.
A practical session on “More Profit, Less Cost” was held at NIMA House.
The programme focused on better use of existing machinery, manpower and resources.
Speakers highlighted eliminating production waste, standardising processes and solving root causes.
Shah presented three principles: “Do It Right, Cut the Waste and Fix It Once.”
- Who
- Six Sigma expert Ajol Shah, Nashik Industries and Manufacturers Association representatives, and manufacturing-sector industrialists and managers.
- What
- A practical session discussed ways to increase productivity and profitability without major capital investment.
- Where
- NIMA House in Nashik.
- When
- Why
- To help industries reduce waste, improve operational efficiency and raise profits using existing resources.
Key facts
- Programme
- More Profit, Less Cost
- Venue
- NIMA House, Nashik
- Organisers
- Nashik Industries and Manufacturers Association and JDX Continuum
- Target audience
- Industrialists and managers from the manufacturing sector
- Core approach
- Improve productivity and profitability through existing machinery, manpower and resources
- Three principles
- Do It Right, Cut the Waste and Fix It Once
- Speaker experience
- Ajol Shah drew on a decade of manufacturing experience in the United States and Canada








