Business Process Re-Engineering and Its Challenges in India: A Case Study of Indian Traditional Industries

Business Process Re-Engineering and Its Challenges in India: A Case Study of Indian Traditional Industries

Smruti Ranjan Satapathy, Suchismita Satapathy, Meghana Mishra, Pravudatta Mishra
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-4303-0.ch011
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Abstract

The global business environment has become more mindful of present-day cookware risks. Such risks as nickel and chromium draining from hardened steel pots have resulted in a rebound of nourishments of conventional materials like copper, iron, stone, and dirt into Indian kitchens. Changing business perspectives and consumer needs have motivated this trend resulting in developing interest in brands representing considerable authority in legacy cookware. This chapter reviews the applicability of business process reengineering (BPR) and its challenges in India, focusing on traditional industries. The study adopts a multi-criteria decision-making (MCDM) to identify and confirm the top difficulties and variables influencing BPR execution in conventional efficient earth, copper utensils. The study found out that, for BPR to succeed, it is imperative to have a sufficient IT foundation and lucidness in the continuous procedures and practices. The chapter further establishes how various BPR elements can be organized to achieve significant efficiency, cycle times, quality, and cost reduction.
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Occupied with selling kitchen utensils, the business house can zero in on selling all or a blend of these utensils: full plates, quarter plate, serving spoons, bowls, cups, soup bowls, holders, cookers, microwave-safe dishes, rice plates, containers, skillet, grater, peelers, bushels, glasses, spoons, blade sets, forks, blending bowls, spatulas, sifters, supper products, cooking pots, serving plate, flame broils, hot skillet, and so forth. These utensils are accessible in an assortment of materials like treating steel, melamine, bone china, plastic, wood, silicone, anodized aluminum, and so forth. To pass judgment on the benefit of selling utensils, it is vital to do an opposition investigation. The degree of rivalry and winning in the market will be a significant factor to consider before going into the seed business. The interest in the item, the pattern of interest, and variances, if any popular, are significant variables to be considered in deciding the business's productivity. If there should arise an occurrence of selling kitchen utensils, the interest is required to be high and persistent all through the year. The profitability of any business relies on two things-speculation required and anticipated returns. Lesser speculation and lesser speculation and more significant yields help in producing higher profitability. Due to the appeal related to kitchen utensils, it is viewed as a beneficial business option.

Since the interest in kitchen utensils is gigantic on the lookout, the fruition levels are also high as an ever increasing number of individuals are going into selling kitchen utensils. Neck to neck rivalry has influenced the productivity occupied with offering kitchen utensils generally. So modified and designed material is essential in utensil design and material. Consumers prefer traditionally designed and light material with medical advantage. There are some deductively demonstrated medical advantages of Copper, yet the pure metal turns acidic if wet. The most crucial reason why numerous Indian enterprises are engaged with Copper makes serve ware, similar to platters, tumblers, flagons, and mugs. The benefit of putting away water in copper pots eliminates microscopic organisms. One of the prime supporters, Sudakshina Banerjee says, “Copper keeps up solid skin, and even influences the cerebrum and heart; it also mends wounds quicker. “Some metal specialists are working to establish the legacy of Copper metal since 2014. This social endeavor works with craftsman groups in Maharashtra, Konkan, and Karnataka. Their affirmed, lead-free Kansa range is famous, as well. A blend of tin and Copper, Kansa does not discolor with time, and tin is known to improve cerebrum movement. They likewise have assortments in metal and silver.

For example, cooking in mud diminishes the corrosiveness of food, regardless of whether it requires some investment than non-stick pans. Food cooked and served in conventional prams (cooking vessels) isn't just scrumptious yet also wealthy in supplements. “They help hold the nutrition of the food for a longer period. Nowadays people like customary utensils with correct artisans and must carries nutritional content of the food. They focus on beauty with health and safety issues. The utensils must have a nonpoisonous effect on food.

Key Terms in this Chapter

Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM): Is a process that transforms unclear and poorly articulated mental models of systems into visible, well-defined models useful for many purposes.

Business Process Re-Engineering: A program will identify the areas of strategy, processes, controls, systems, and visibility to re-engineer, plan and streamline a company's business transformation, keeping in mind their growth, vision, and strategic goals.

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