The pandemic has accelerated a transformation already underway in the textile supply chain. Realising the urgency of enacting a digital transformation, Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers (ACIMIT) has accelerated its Digital Label project for certifying Italian textile machinery that adopt a common set of data, in order to more easily integrate with the operating systems of their client businesses (ERP, MES, CRM, etc.). In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Alessandro Zucchi, President, ACIMIT, explains the importance of digitalization and sustainability for textile machinery makers.
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The pandemic has accelerated a transformation already underway in the textile supply chain. Realising the urgency of enacting a digital transformation, Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers (ACIMIT) has accelerated its Digital Label project for certifying Italian textile machinery that adopt a common set of data, in order to more easily integrate with the operating systems of their client businesses (ERP, MES, CRM, etc.). In this interview with Rakesh Rao, Alessandro Zucchi, President, ACIMIT, explains the importance of digitalization and sustainability for textile machinery makers.
In this interview, Cornelia Buchwalder, Secretary General, Swiss Textile Machinery, SWISSMEM, highlights the effect of Covid on the textile machinery market and how Swiss technology is helping Indian textile companies.
Svegea customer Triteks Trejd is one of the most resilient garments manufacturing companies with highly-automated processes and strong brand identity in Europe. It has retained production since the early 1990s.
Svegea customer Triteks Trejd is one of the most resilient garments manufacturing companies with highly-automated processes and strong brand identity in Europe. It has retained production since the early 1990s.
The fund will be utilised for expanding the brands’ Direct-to-consumer (D2C) footprint domestically and internationally. The parent company of fashion brands, FabAlley and Indya, had raised Rs 207.4 million in June 2020.
The innovation incubator, which opened in 2014, is set to become an independent company. With a team of 70 specialised professionals, Itemalab will provide solutions to digitalise and reshape industrial products and processes.