India’s manufacturing future won’t be limited by data – it will be defined by context
By Siddharth Mahajani, Vice President and Managing Directo, Infor
Indian manufacturers are expanding capacity as the country strengthens its position as a global manufacturing hub. Manufacturing already accounts for close to a fifth of India’s economic output, and the government’s ambition to increase that contribution makes operational modernisation as important as capacity growth. As production networks scale and supply chains become more complex, manufacturers must respond to faster shifts in demand while meeting expectations for shorter lead times, greater flexibility and more reliable delivery.
The National Manufacturing Mission similarly identifies technology adoption and supply-chain resilience as priorities for India’s next phase of growth. India is still midway through this transition.
Manufacturers that do not connect and modernise operations now risk entering the AI and agentic era with fragmented foundations that slow decisions, increase transformation costs and limit their ability to compete. This is what will define if India reaches its...
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