Day 1: Business Day: 6th Feb 2009

As competition in business has never been as fierce as it is today, the need to devise ways to stay at the top is greater than ever. Fundamentally knowledge based, there is scope yet for the polymers industry to be more knowledge driven. A change in mindset from economics of scale to knowledge-based competencies is the need of the hour. A switch from products and services to systems and supply chain management must be integrated to serve customers better.

Management gurus, financial wizards, investment bankers, petrochemical consultants and economists will put forth their opinions and vision before the plastics industry to overcome these challenges.

Day 2: Technology Day: 7th Feb 2009

The world is witnessing a perceptible shift in focus from physical capital to intellectual capital. So emphasis should be on research and technology and the emerging trends in processing. The session will bring together speakers from the field of academics, technology, raw material manufacturing and the processing industry on one platform.

The focus will be on the sectoral end user industry needs. The sessions will be designed around key sectors of business and will attempt to balance growth aspirations with societal concern for sustainable development and environment friendliness.

Opportunity to exhibit outstanding work done by academic institutes/ research laboratories and industrial laboratories in the field of Polymer science.

The subject of the project shall be based on polymer material with potential for application development.

Confirm your participation before 7th Nov08. The abstract shall be submitted for our scrutiny by 22 Nov 08 .