Leading logistics and supply chain solutions provider Jayesh Logistics announced its collaboration with the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Sirmaur. This partnership is a major step toward strengthening the bonds between academia and industry to promote innovation and increase the manufacturing sector’s efficiency.

To address the changing difficulties encountered by companies in the manufacturing sector, Jayesh Logistics and IIM Sirmaur will collaborate to use academic experience and industrial understanding. The two organizations aim to develop solutions that can enhance logistics efficiency, streamline supply chain operations, and build stronger business models for manufacturers through collaborative research, internships, and information-sharing programs.

By collaborating, Jayesh Logistics and IIM Sirmaur hope to improve their knowledge of cutting-edge technologies in the supply chain and logistics fields, including automation, artificial intelligence, and data analytics. This partnership will give experts and students practical experience and insights into real-world problems while providing manufacturers with state-of-the-art solutions to minimize costs and streamline operations.

The key benefits of the collaboration are:

• To exchange research results, industry insights, and best practices to give professionals and students the tools they need to tackle supply chain and logistics problems in the real world.
• Collaborative research initiatives examined sustainable practices in the sector, improved supply chain resilience through technology, and optimized manufacturing logistics.
• Jayesh Logistics offers internship and placement opportunities to IIM Sirmaur students, developing the next wave of logistics experts. This collaboration will produce practical insights that may immediately help companies in the manufacturing and logistics industries by coordinating academic education with current industry demands.

With this strategic partnership, Jayesh Logistics and IIM Sirmaur hope to support the development and modernization of India’s manufacturing industry, keeping it competitive internationally and able to meet future challenges.

Priyanka Dutta