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Modern businesses are able to create a lot of information through processes like sales, customer relations, websites, marketing campaigns, inventory management, etc. Yet collecting data alone is not enough –
The Union Government has announced a ₹277 crore investment framework through 2027 aimed at digitizing India’s Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The initiative focuses on bridging the gap between
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BRICS MSME Forum 2026 Highlights the Future of Small Businesses The inaugural BRICS MSME Forum 2026, held in Agra, brought together government representatives, policymakers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and business stakeholders
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Artificial Intelligence is no longer limited to large corporations or advanced tech teams.Today, small factories, distributors, and retail businesses in India can use affordable AI tools to improve efficiency, reduce
AHMEDABAD — For the longest time, the script for scaling a small business in India followed a predictable, frustrating loop. An entrepreneur would pitch a brilliant expansion plan to a