The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCC&I) partnering Indian Value Engineering Society (INVEST) had organized a two full day “Workshop on Value Enhancement through Value Engineering” on 6th and 7th July, 2018 at The Bengal Chamber, Kolkata. The workshop was conducted by eminent faculty of INVEST. The workshop was organized for industry professionals to enable their awarenesson Value Methodology, which would in turn help them to achieve manufacturing and service excellence.

The objective of the workshop was to introduce Value Engineering and to make the participants aware of Value Engineering Techniques. Besides, the objective was to provide better understanding to the participants on how successful implementation of Value Engineering could benefit their organizations immensely, resulting in better efficiency, resource optimization, increased productivity, etc. of their organizations.

The two day workshop started with a very positive note and Mr P S Reddy, President, Indian Value Engineering Society (INVEST) gave a brief introduction of the workshop to the participants.

The faculty present in the workshop were Mr Anil Kumar Mukhopadhyaya, Value Practioner and Certified Value Specialist (CVS), INVEST, Mr Amit Kumar Ghosh, Value Practioner and Certified Value Specialist (CVS), INVEST and Mr Indraneel Sarkar, Value Practioner and Certified Value Specialist (CVS), INVEST.

Besides, from the Manufacturing and MSME Committee of the Chamber, present were Mr Debkumar Basu, Chairperson, Manufacturing and MSME Committee, The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCC&I), Mr P K Sen, Co – Chairperson, Manufacturing and MSME Committee, The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCC&I) and Prof (Dr) Siddhartha Das, Member, Manufacturing and MSME Committee, The Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCC&I).

The workshop had encouraged good industry participation comprising of manufacturing, engineering, etc., then construction, power, services and others as relevant and altogether, the total number of participants for the workshop was 54 (Fifty Four) approximately.

The two day workshop had really helped the participants to learn the keys which would help in Successful Applications of Value Engineering in Industry, resulting in further improvement of efficiency, increase in value of products/goods, processes, systems or services, increase in productivity, etc. leading to further developments and growth of industry.