India manufacturing productivity to rely on work redesign and AI, KPMG report

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A report by KPMG indicates that India’s manufacturing sector is entering a new era where productivity gains will increasingly rely on work redesign, organizational reshaping, and talent deployment rather than traditional drivers like wage arbitrage and scale economics. The report suggests that a 30% productivity increase could account for nearly 35% of future output, though it notes that over 70% of large manufacturing firms require transformative measures to reach their goals.

To achieve these gains, the report emphasizes the need for end-to-end value creation, role architecture, and improved decision-making governance. Leveraging digital technologies and artificial intelligence is cited as a critical component for this transition.

Separately, AUMOVIO India is positioning itself to capitalize on shifting global supply chains by developing high-performance mobility solutions. The company is focusing on connected mobility, safety architecture, and localized manufacturing, noting that its Bengaluru facility has already produced over 10 million Airbag Control Units.

Entities

AUMOVIO India · Bengaluru · India · KPMG · Prashanth Doreswamy

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What the coverage asserts, and how many sources carry each claim.

[● 2 SOURCES] A sustained 30% productivity gain could drive nearly 35% of future output in India's manufacturing sector. desitalkchicago.com · newsable.asianetnews.com
[● 2 SOURCES] Traditional drivers of manufacturing productivity, such as wage arbitrage and scale economics, are beginning to flatten. desitalkchicago.com · newsable.asianetnews.com
[● 2 SOURCES] Future productivity gains will depend on work redesign, talent deployment, and the use of digital technologies and AI. desitalkchicago.com · newsable.asianetnews.com
[○ 1 SOURCE] AUMOVIO India has produced over 10 million Airbag Control Units at its Bengaluru facility. www.motorindiaonline.in
[● 2 SOURCES] Over 70 per cent of large manufacturing companies in India require transformative measures to meet productivity ambitions. desitalkchicago.com · newsable.asianetnews.com

Sources

India’s future manufacturing productivity gains to depend on work redesign, talent deployment: Report [desitalkchicago.com]

6 days ago

AUMOVIO India Aims to Build High-Performance Mobility Solutions Locally [www.motorindiaonline.in]

7 days ago

KPMG: India's manufacturing needs work redesign, AI for productivity [newsable.asianetnews.com]

6 days ago