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According to a McKinsey & Company report, there will be a “next normal” for manufacturers in the aftermath of COVID-19

Salesforce, the global CRM leader, recently announced a new third-party study addendum from the International Data Corporation (IDC) that finds Salesforce and its ecosystem of partners in India will create 1,328,200 jobs among Salesforce customers by 2026, including 569,800 direct jobs and 758,400 indirect jobs.

In the earlier issues, we have been talking about chasing goals, appraisals, reviews etc. all in the context of getting ahead and seeking to reach the level we covet. It is important, at this juncture, to understand and internalize the art of letting go. We can get to the next stage only when we let go of our present position.

India's spectacular victory in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics demonstrates that perseverance and commitment to one’s goal are the most crucial qualities in reaching the top. The winners scripted India's Olympic history by winning seven medals: one gold, two silver, and four bronze.

India is gradually coming out of the uncertainties that engulfed it during the second wave of COVID-19. India’s composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) for July rose to a three-month high in July with the easing of lockdowns, according to IHS Markit Survey, corroborating an upswing in other parameters of the economy.

Perhaps this is the time for us to recall the challenges that we underwent when the COVID-19 pandemic hit the world last year and disrupted normal life. Things did not remain the same but, in hindsight, the pandemic taught us to be strong, resilient, and ever prepared for any eventualities that may arise.

People yearn for mobility, but they must also be able to breathe. Contradictory requirements lead to the unavoidable conclusion that mobility must become more sustainable

Since time immemorial pandemics have brought moments of halt, helplessness, and despair, leaving a lasting effect on human civilization. To date, COVID-19 has been one of the direst threats the world has ever faced. If, on one hand, it has induced fear, dread, confusion, and anxiety, on the other, it has also created hope, resilience, solidarity, and a spurt of technological innovations.

Our country has been navigating through many uncertainties for quite some time now and although the threat of a third wave looms large with the discovery of Delta variant, state governments are perhaps more prepared this time to tackle emergencies.

The Indian Manufacturing industry has stayed resilient and is working to overcome all the challenges over the past two years due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic and the overall economic situation.