ITC Maratha A Luxury Collection Hotel

The 15th Edition CX Strategy Summit & Awards 2024 will feature case studies, thought leader sessions, panel discussions, and more to examine the best techniques for improving customer experience. This event will serve as a roadmap for you to create and provide a consistent client experience.

Future of Retail & E-commerce Summit & Awards 2023 will take place from 05 April 2023 at ITC Maratha A Luxury Collection Hotel Mumbai, India. It is the premier knowledge exchange platform that brings senior stakeholders from across the retail & Ecommerce industry to explore the best strategies & tactics to accelerate the digital transformation by investing in new age technologies to be future ready by looking beyond conventional retail methods, to place digital experiences first and evolve along with their modern consumers. 

6th Edition Future of Retail & E-commerce Summit,Mumbai-2023 is the most popular conference and exhibition for the retail and e-commerce industry. FUTURE OF RETAIL & E-COMMERCE 2023 is scheduled to be held from 05th April 2023, Virtual. Explosion of e-commerce, deployment of click & collect, payment, from the point of sale to the supply chain, retail is making its revolution, after having been strongly challenged in recent months. Retail and E-commerce, hand in hand for a customer experience without limits! How to build a hybrid, personalized and high-performance experience across the entire value chain? A unique day to identify the levers of retail and e-commerce performance: from marketing, to customer experience and customer relationship, through the supply chain and IT infrastructures, without forgetting the environmental impact.

Today women leaders are excelling across industries and job functions, addressing the most critical issues, through the lens of opportunity and breaking the stereotypes in their respective fields. More and more women are making their mark as leaders today. However, for many, it’s still a long way to the top, as they continue to face various challenges that limit their career growth. With all these changes happening it is inevitable to celebrate the positive changes that have occurred, learn from the experiences of women who have succeeded, understand the obstacles faced, and learn and analyze the steps taken to overcome these challenges.

Today’s prevailing corporate social responsibility strategies took shape in the final decades of the 21th century.
It will take years to recover from the economic pain and fully assess the psychological impact of lockdowns, pandemic-related loss of life and social and political unrest. But it's fair to say that during a time of upheaval, consumers are looking to companies they trust to provide a sense of normalcy and stability. The way those companies treated customers, employees and the community over the last year will have a lasting impact on how they are viewed and what initiatives they have in building a better world.

The dredging industry in India continues to grow owing to the increasing maritime sector requirements. At present, over 120 million cubic metres (cum) of annual dredging is being carried out at major ports and dockyards in the country. The Dredging Guidelines 2021 envisage the dredging activity to ramp up to 3 billion cum over the next 10 years. The demand would largely come from capacity augmentation plans at existing as well as upcoming greenfield ports. In the next few years, most of the key ports are expected to deepen and widen their navigational channels to attract deep draft vessels. Recently, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways has announced plans to take up a dredging project worth Rs 3 billion to increase Cochin port’s draft depth to 18 metres to help the port dock larger ships.

The development of greenfield ports by major port trusts and maritime states will also contribute to the demand. Besides, the increasing requirement for land reclamation, and the government’s plans to develop inland waterways as an alternative mode of transport will offer considerable dredging opportunities.

DREDGING IN INDIA 2022 will be held from 06 - 07 September, 2022 at ITC Maratha A Luxury Collection Hotel, Mumbai, India.

Looking forward to seeing you in our DREDGING IN INDIA 2022 (trade exhibition)

The tunnelling segment has seen increased activity in the past two to three years both in terms of project award as well as work on the ground. Longer and larger tunnels are being developed. In the past two years, more than 110 km of tunnel length has been constructed across railways, metro, hydropower, roads and water sectors. Another 1,390 km is in various stages of construction. l New technologies and techniques are also being adopted to ensure better execution of the tunnelling projects. TBM and NATM technologies are being used for construction of metro, rail, road and highway projects. Another method of tunnelling that has been witnessing increasing acceptance is micro-tunnelling or the trenchless construction method. Meanwhile, drill & blast method continues to be the dominant mode of tunnelling, especially in the Himalayan region and the Western Ghats. l Greater emphasis is being given to safety in design and operation of tunnels. Tunnels are being deployed with smart and intelligent features such as integrated tunnel control systems, video surveillance, wireless communication systems, entrance detection control and electrical fire signalling systems. l Contracting practices have also evolved from item-rate contracts to engineering, procurement and construction and design-build-operate contracts.Contractors are paying greater attention to project design, implementation and timely completion. New and advanced features have been added to tunnelling equipment, thereby increasing efficiency. Internet of things is also being implemented by players on big machines.The quality of construction materials used has also improved with advanced materials such as geotextiles, waterproofing membranes, fibre and rock reinforcements witnessing greater deployment. l Going forward, the overall outlook for tunnel development in the country remains promising. According to India Infrastructure Research, the tunnelling segment offers a strong pipeline of 895 tunnels, spanning a length of over 2,700 km. Over the next two to three years, the tunnelling sector will offer multifold opportunities across sectors. This holds immense promise for engineering, procurement and construction contractors, consultants, technology and equipment providers, construction material supplies, etc. over the long term. l The mission of this conference is to highlight the recent trends and developments, discuss the key challenges and discuss the emerging tunnelling technologies across various sectors. The conference will also showcasethe noteworthy projects and best practices.