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The training of the human resources in apparel industry is one of the most important and demanding tasks for the company’s management. At the time of opening of the new units, usually the training is organized in a training centre which is always located in a predefined dedicated space inside the structure, following specific methods and manuals. However to maintain the quality of the product and its knowledge processing, it is important that once the unit is in operation, the training of the operators at the centre should immediately stop. This is because at this stage no operator needs to be retrained using these scientific methods again as they have already absorbed and gained knowledge. In addition, the company sustains a heavy cost on training too if it continues to do so. The new operators and staff should be trained directly in the production line.

 

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Knit Machine Manufacturers Working on New Development

While Tirupur and Ludhiana remain the major hubs in India, Delhi-NCR, particularly Noida, and Kolkata are fast developing as a knitting hub with many players investing in circular knitting technology and adding to processing and finishing capabilities. The major thrust from the technology suppliers is towards improved quality and machine productivity enhancing features along with the ability to knit different structures using specialized yarns. At present the knit fabric quality is decided by few physical parameters namely GSM, loop dimensions, fabric width, dimensional stability and defects in the fabrics.


Why blame the garment industry for being unorganized, inefficient, unproductive and non compliant when it is one such industry that has to work with so many variables, some of which are low volumes, multi designs, ever reducing prices, fluctuating currencies, Government apathy and poor infrastructure support. But despite that, it has always been able to deliver on time while maintaining a reasonable quality. May be, at times, the goods get air freighted rather then shipped.
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Apsom Infotex recently welcomed Hideyuki Kakiuchi, Director, Roland on his maiden visit to India and were happy to have him inaugurate the Roland Creative Center at the Delhi office of Apsom which will strengthen Roland’s hold in the Indian market by offering innovation, training and support to create more application-based products and design-oriented packages according to the evolving needs of the industry in the coming future. Expressing happiness at finally coming to India, Kakiuchi was impressed with the number of enthusiastic customers he met during his visit, which has strengthened his belief in this country’s potential. Talking about the future scope of digital printing, he said, “Digital printing technology is a relatively new technology for the


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