Management of A Small-Scale Industry
- 15th
- Mumbai Himalaya Publishing House 2013
- 688
Contents -
Section I : Framework and Organisation 1. Small Scale Industry: An Overview 2. Legal Framework 3. Organisational Structure 4. Concept of Decision Making and Implementation 5. Planning for Performance 6. Staff Training 7. Rules and Regulations Governing Small-scale Industry 8. Policy Support to Small-scale Enterprises Section II : Production Management 9. Production in Small-scale Industry 10. Optimum Size of the Plant 11. Production Process 12. Production Planning in Small-scale Industry 13. Production Control 14. Product-mix 15. Cost of Production 16. Full Utilisation of Production Facilities 17. Technical Know-how 18. Technology – The Competitive Weapon Section III : Financial Management 19. Means of Financing 20. Capital Structure 21. Working Capital Management 22. Working Capital Finance – The Tandon Committee Norms 23. Institutional Financial Assistance 24. Financial and Simple Cost Records 25. Planning and Control of Profit 26. Taxation Benfits Section IV : Marketing Management 27. Marketing Management 28. Methods of Marketing 29. Marketing Research 30. Pricing policy 31. Distribution Channels 32. Advertising 33. Sales Promotion 34. Sales Management 35. E-commerce: A Golden Opportunity 36. Implications of World Trade Organisation on Small-scale Sector Section V : Concession and Reliefs to Small-Scale Industry 37. Concession and Reliefs by the Central Government 38. Concessions and Reliefs by State Governments Section VI : Outlook 39. Global Competitiveness Strategies for Small-scale Industries 40. Export Potentials of Small-scale industries 41. Major Problems of Small-scale Industries 42. Sickness in Small-scale Industries and Remedies 43. Prospects for Small-scale Industries 44. Discover the Future Growth 45. Success Stories Appendices Selected Bibliography
The book has been divided into Six Sections. Section I deals with General Management aspects relating to small-scale industry. Section II gives a detailed account of production and related issues of small-scale industry. Section III touches upon financial management in all its facets. Section IV dwells upon marketing the products of small-scale industries Section V discusses the various concessions, reliefs and incentives offered to small-scale industry by the Central Government, States and other institutions, including voluntary agencies and Section VI look at the outlook for SMEs.