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A recent PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) survey concluded that a majority of US companies are having trouble measuring their ROI (return on investment)...

Posted by
Bill D’Arienzo

Can India afford to miss the bus again?

Why do I ask if India can afford to miss the bus again? Because whether we like it or not, whether the veterans of the industry agree or not-we did...

Posted by
Rahul Mehta

Luxury belongs to India

Luxury is a lifestyle, and fashion is just a minuscule part of it. Businesswise-the most visible or voluminous part of the overall luxury trade,...

Posted by
Abhay Gupta

Dyeing needs to be sustainable

The focus in research and development (R&D) is now more and more set on new sustainable products and processes which provide assurance that the...

Posted by
Fanny Vermandel

Get ready for the future

Is your business ready for Textiles 4.0? Before you can say, 'Yes', 'No', 'May be' or 'I don't know', you will want to know what does Textiles 4.0...

Posted by
Aseem Prakash

Looking ahead: The Digital Revolution

A few years later, the same process is now taking place in textile printing, and this has never been more obvious than in this ITMA year. When I...

Posted by
Gabi Seligsohn

The management of quality

Effective quality management starts with a quality policy. Effectiveness is the extent to which planned activities are realised and planned results...

Posted by
Pradip Mehta

'Everything should be accessible to everyone'

It was not very long ago that people who shopped online in India were considered 'ahead of time'. But, times have changed, and in today's world the...

Posted by
Arun Sirdeshmukh

Make in India: Will we 'make' it?

Imagine a cricketer, once an exciting player but now aged 45, having put on oodles of weight, too slow to run singles or chase the ball till the...

Posted by
Rahul Mehta

Indian textiles should not stop just at 'Make in India'

Indians are too enamoured of Hollywood. We can’t help it. We have been conditioned this way. The collective self-image of Indians in contrast to that ...

Posted by
Anurag Batra