Internship Project Report
Internship Project Report
Internship Project Report
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Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the degree
of
PARAKRAM ROY
04019288821
SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROJECT REPORT ON
“A STUDY ON INVENTORY MANAGEMENT”
MANDI ROAD
NEW DELHI – 110074
Submitted by:
Parakram Roy
Enrolment No. 04019288821
CERTIFICATE FROM STUDENT
I, Parakram Roy, Enrolment No. 04019288821 from B.COM (H) -V Sem of the Lingaya’s
Lalita Devi Institute of Management and Science, Delhi hereby declare that the Summer
Training Report (BCOM 311) entitled Inventory management at Incarnations contractors
private ltd is an original work and the same has not been submitted to any other Institute for
the award of any other degree. A presentation of the Summer Training Report was made on
and the suggestions as approved by the faculty were duly incorporated.
Date:
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CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the Summer Internship Report entitled “Inventory management at
Incarnations private ltd” is his original work. He has worked under my guidance for the
required period. This dissertation fulfils the requirement of the ordinance relating to
Summer Internship Training. No part of this report has ever published by any other
university or institution for any purpose whatsoever.
(Associate Professor)
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Date: 30.09.2023
HR Team
Authorized Signatory
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ACKOWLEDGEMENT
I also extend my sincere indebtedness to Dr. Shikha Gupta who provided her
valuable suggestion and precious time in accomplishing my project.
I also take the opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to each and every
person, who directly or indirectly helped me throughout the project and without
anyone of them this project would not have been possible. The immense
learning from this project would be indelible forever.
Parakram Roy
04019288821
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Introduction:
This internship report documents many immersive experience with Incarnations
Contractors Private Ltd, where I undertook a pivotal role in the inventory
management department. As a critical component of the organization's supply
chain, my responsibilities spanned inventory tracking, optimization, and strategic
planning. This executive summary provides a concise overview of my
contributions, the challenges faced, and the valuable insights gained during this
internship.
Company Overview:
Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd stands as a reputable manufacturer in the
industry, renowned for its commitment to quality products and cutting-edge
designs. The internship allowed me to witness the intricate operations of the
company and delve into the nuances of inventory management, a function crucial
to the seamless functioning of the entire supply chain.
Internship Scope:
Throughout the internship, I played a central role in the inventory management
department, collaborating closely with supply chain professionals. My
responsibilities encompassed inventory tracking, demand forecasting, order
fulfillment, and implementing efficiency measures to streamline the inventory
processes. This role provided me with a holistic understanding of the significance
of inventory management in meeting customer demands while optimizing costs.
OBJECTIVES:
The primary objectives of the internship were to:-
1. To understand inventory management at Incarnation private ltd.
2. Get exposure to corporate world for a clear carrier future path.
3. Develop skills in report writing through observation, data collection, data
analysis and present it as a report for analysis to the company.
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Methodology
The methods used to fulfill the objectives were:
1. This project contains secondary data.
2. Secondary data contains the information gained throught online articles,
Linkdin post’s, company websites.
Learning Opportunities:
Participation in day-to-day inventory management operations exposed the intern to
various software tools and methodologies in the industry. Proficiency was gained
in inventory tracking systems, interpretation of demand patterns, and skills in
identifying and addressing discrepancies. The hands-on experience significantly
contributed to knowledge of supply chain logistics.
Recommendations:
1. Investment in Employee Training Programs:
• Propose continued investment in employee training programs to enhance
proficiency in emerging technologies related to inventory management.
• Ensure that the workforce remains up-to-date with the latest tools and
methodologies, fostering adaptability and maximizing the benefits of
technological advancements.
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3. Optimization of Transportation Logistics:
• Advocate for a comprehensive review and optimization of transportation
logistics to minimize costs and reduce the company's carbon footprint.
• Explore strategic partnerships with logistics providers and leverage
technology to enhance the efficiency of transportation operations.
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Conclusion:
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Title PAGE NO
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1 Certificate from student
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2 Certificate
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3 Training completion certificate by Organization
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4 Acknowledgement
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Chapter 1: Introduction
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Introduction of the Company
Detailed overview:
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Door, Glass Door, UPVC Window and Glass Facades. These doors and
windows are broadly used in homes, offices, hotels, and many more places.
Offered doors and windows are manufactured as per the global quality standards
from high quality material and modern technology. Additionally, they also
provide Aluminum Glazing Work and PVC Door Fabrication Services.
• Incarnations Contactors Private ltd is backed by well functional and large
infrastructural base that is well armed with modern technology. This unit helps
the company in the manufacturing of world class doors and windows in
numerous specifications. The company have segregated this infrastructural unit
into sub-divisions such as admin, R&D, quality testing, procurement, admin,
designing, sales, packaging, etc. Apart from this, company’s offered doors and
windows are also meticulously checked in the quality testing unit by the veteran
quality controllers.
• By providing a remarkable collection of doors and windows and well
managed services to the patrons in diverse specifications and at most reasonable
rates, we are able to gain the confidence of the clients. Some of the unique
features which justify our leading position in the national market are listed
below:
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• Glass doors: Pioneers in the industry, the company offers Glass Door
such as Glass Door System, Modular Glass Door, Designer Glass Door,
Modular Sliding Glass Door and Toughened Glass Door from India.
• UPVC doors: Manufacturer & Supplier of UPVC Door & UPVC Sliding
Door. Company’s product range also comprises of Glass Door and UPVC
Window.
• PVC door fabrication services: Owing to the company’s rich industry
experience, Incarnations Contractor Private ltd are engaged in offering PVC
Door Fabrication Services. The provided services are widely acknowledged for
its reliability, flawless execution, timeliness and cost-effectiveness.
• UPVC windows: Pioneers in the industry, the company offer UPVC
Window such as UPVC Window System, Mini UPVC Window, Modular UPVC
Window, Designer UPVC Window and Upsliding UPVC Window from India
• Glass facades: Manufacturer & Supplier of Glass Facades. Our product
range also comprises of UPVC Door, Glass Door and UPVC Window.
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• "Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd is committed to fostering a culture
of innovation and design leadership. The mission is to continuously push
boundaries, introduce novel concepts, and provide customizable solutions that
elevate the aesthetics and functionality of spaces."
3. Customer Satisfaction:
• "Customer satisfaction is at the core of Incarnations Contractors Private
Ltd's mission. The company aims to understand and exceed the expectations of
its clients by offering personalized service, timely delivery, and responsive
support throughout the entire customer journey."
4. Sustainable Practices:
• "Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd is dedicated to environmental
responsibility. The mission is to integrate sustainable practices throughout its
operations, from sourcing raw materials to manufacturing processes, reducing
the company's carbon footprint and contributing to a greener future."
5. Empowering Communities:
• "Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd believes in making a positive
impact on the communities in which it operates. The mission is to engage in
social responsibility initiatives that empower local communities, enhance
education, and contribute to the overall well-being of society."
6. Employee Development:
• "Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd is committed to the professional
and personal development of its employees. The mission is to foster a
workplace that values diversity, encourages continuous learning, and provides
opportunities for growth, ensuring a motivated and skilled workforce."
7. Industry Leadership:
• "Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd aims to be a trailblazer in the glass
manufacturing industry. The mission is to lead by example, influencing industry
practices, standards, and trends, and contributing to the overall advancement of
the sector."
8. Ethical Business Practices:
• "The mission of Incarnations Contractors Private Ltd is to conduct
business with the highest ethical standards. The company is committed to
transparency, integrity, and accountability in all its interactions, building trust
with stakeholders and reinforcing its reputation as a reliable partner."
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Chapter II: Industry Profile
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Industry Profile of the Glass Window and Glass Door Manufacturing
Sector in India
Introduction:
The glass window and glass door manufacturing sector in India constitute a vital
segment within the country's dynamic manufacturing landscape. Serving as a
linchpin for the construction and design industries, this sector significantly
influences the aesthetics, energy efficiency, and safety parameters of
contemporary structures. This industry profile aims to provide an in-depth
examination of the sector, offering insights into its fundamental characteristics,
major players, prevailing market trends, encountered challenges, and the
spectrum of potential opportunities.
Industry Overview:
Nestled within the broader context of the glass manufacturing sector, the glass
window and glass door manufacturing industry in India fulfill an indispensable
role. Beyond providing mere functional components for buildings, this sector
responds to the escalating demand for sophisticated architectural solutions,
particularly in the context of India's burgeoning construction and real estate
sectors. The industry's pertinence is underscored by its contribution not only to
the functional aspects of structures but also to the overarching visual appeal and
energy efficiency of architectural designs.
Market Dynamics:
The market dynamics of this industry are intricate, influenced by multifaceted
factors such as urbanization trends, advances in architectural design paradigms,
and an escalating focus on energy-efficient building practices. The surge in
urban areas and a concurrent proliferation of infrastructure projects have fueled
a heightened demand for top-tier glass windows and doors. This demand is
further propelled by the evolving tastes of consumers, who increasingly favor
modern, customizable, and technologically advanced architectural elements.
Major Players:
At the forefront of the industry are several noteworthy companies that exert a
substantial influence on shaping standards, trends, and the competitive
landscape. Renowned for their innovative designs, steadfast commitment to
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quality, and integration of cutting-edge technologies, these players, both
established entities and emerging contenders, collectively define the trajectory
of the sector.
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2. La Opala RG Limited
Founded by Mr Sushil Jhunjhunwala in the year 1986, La Opala is
currently is India’s number tableware brand. Headquartered in
Kolkata, Bengal, La Opala has become one of the leading
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companies in glass manufacturing through its various popular
brands like La Opala RG, La Opala, Diva from La Opala and
solitaire and offers an exquisite range of decorative and
handcrafted glasses and plates.
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6. Hindustan National Glass & Industries Limited (HNGIL)
Headquartered in Kolkata, West Bengal and founded in the year 1946,
Hindustan National Glass Manufacturing Co. Ltd is one of the oldest
glass manufacturing companies in India. With a market capitalization
of around Rs 1013.13 Crore, this company was founded by Somany
Brothers and is listed on NSE. With several plants spread across India
and with a client base spanning 23 countries, this company specializes
in lightweight glass containers.
Market Trends:
The industry is currently marked by discernible trends that mirror shifts in
consumer preferences and advancements in technology. Among these trends, the
industry is witnessing a notable emphasis on energy-efficient solutions, the
widespread integration of smart glass technologies, an increased focus on
customization options to cater to diverse aesthetic preferences, and a heightened
concern for safety and security features within architectural designs.
Challenges and Opportunities:
Despite the upward trajectory of the industry, it grapples with its set of
challenges, necessitating strategic attention. Fluctuations in raw material costs,
adherence to stringent environmental regulations, and addressing the ongoing
shortage of skilled labour are notable challenges. However, each challenge
serves as a springboard for companies to innovate, adopt sustainable practices,
and invest in comprehensive employee training programs to maintain and
enhance competitiveness.
Government Initiatives:
The Indian government has unveiled a spectrum of initiatives aimed at
bolstering the manufacturing sector, including policies fostering ease of doing
business, incentives for sustainable practices, and large-scale infrastructure
development projects. These initiatives collectively create an enabling
environment for sustained growth within the glass window and door
manufacturing industry.
Technological Advancements:
One of the driving forces behind the evolution of this industry is the continuous
integration of technological advancements. From automated manufacturing
processes to the implementation of artificial intelligence in design, companies
are leveraging cutting-edge technologies to enhance production efficiency,
product quality, and overall competitiveness. The adoption of advanced
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technologies not only streamlines operations but also positions Indian
manufacturers on a global stage as leaders in innovative glass solutions.
Globalization and Export Opportunities:
With the industry's maturation and the recognition of Indian manufacturers for
their quality products, there is a growing avenue for globalization and export
opportunities. Companies are expanding their reach to international markets,
capitalizing on the global demand for high-quality glass solutions. This trend
not only contributes to the industry's revenue but also elevates the status of
Indian glass manufacturers on the global stage.
Environmental Sustainability:
In response to increasing environmental consciousness, the industry is
experiencing a shift towards sustainable practices. Companies are investing in
eco-friendly production processes, recycling initiatives, and the development of
energy-efficient products. Embracing sustainability not only aligns with global
environmental goals but also positions manufacturers as responsible entities,
resonating well with eco-conscious consumers.
Conclusion:
In conclusion, the glass window and glass door manufacturing industry in India
stand as key contributors to the evolving architectural landscape. Positioned at
the intersection of urbanization and sustainability trends, the sector is poised for
continued growth. Successfully navigating the challenges and leveraging
emerging opportunities, coupled with the adoption of advanced technologies
and a focus on environmental sustainability, will be pivotal for companies
aspiring to secure long-term success in this dynamic and ever-evolving industry.
As the sector expands its global footprint, it is crucial for stakeholders to stay
adaptive, innovative, and committed to delivering solutions that transcend
conventional boundaries.
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Chapter III: About the Project
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Objective of the internship
1. Inventory Tracking:
• Implementing and maintaining systems for tracking inventory levels.
• Regularly updating databases or inventory management software with
accurate information.
• Conducting routine audits to ensure inventory accuracy and resolve
discrepancies.
2. Order Management:
• Coordinating with suppliers to ensure timely delivery of raw materials
and components.
• Verifying incoming shipments against purchase orders and resolving any
discrepancies.
• Collaborating with other departments to forecast demand and optimize
stock levels.
3. Data Analysis:
• Utilizing MS Excel tools to analyze inventory data and generate reports.
• Creating pivot tables, charts, and graphs to visualize trends and patterns
in inventory movement.
• Providing insights and recommendations based on data analysis to
improve inventory efficiency.
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4. Reorder Point Maintenance:
• Establishing and maintaining reorder points to prevent stockouts and
overstock situations.
• Adjusting reorder points based on demand fluctuations and lead times.
5. Obsolete Inventory Management:
• Identifying and reporting obsolete or slow-moving inventory.
• Collaborating with relevant stakeholders to develop strategies for
reducing obsolete stock.
6. Documentation:
• Maintaining accurate and up-to-date documentation related to inventory
transactions.
• Creating and updating standard operating procedures for inventory
management processes.
7. Collaboration with Cross-Functional Teams:
• Working closely with production, logistics, and finance teams to
streamline inventory processes.
• Participating in regular meetings to discuss inventory status, challenges,
and improvements.
8. Cycle Counting:
• Conducting regular cycle counts to verify physical inventory against
recorded levels.
• Investigating and resolving discrepancies discovered during cycle counts.
9. Quality Control:
• Collaborating with quality assurance teams to ensure that inventory meets
established quality standards.
• Managing the disposition of non-conforming inventory.
10. Vendor Relationship Management:
• Building and maintaining positive relationships with vendors to ensure
smooth supply chain operations.
• Addressing and resolving any issues related to product quality, lead times,
or order fulfilment
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Advanced Excel Tools for Inventory Management:
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• Integrating Power Query to efficiently import, transform, and clean large
datasets from various sources, ensuring that the inventory management system
is fueled with accurate and up-to-date information.
8. Excel Macros:
• Creating and using Excel macros to automate repetitive tasks, such as
data entry or report generation, streamlining processes and saving time.
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Chapter IV: Learning Summary
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1. Inventory Tracking and Control:
• Demonstrated an adept understanding of inventory control mechanisms,
implementing systems that not only track inventory levels but also contribute to
the overall efficiency of supply chain operations. Proven ability to adapt to
various inventory management software and databases for seamless integration
and data accuracy.
2. Order Management:
• Exhibited a nuanced approach to order management, showcasing skills in
supplier coordination that go beyond timely delivery. Developed strategies for
effective communication with suppliers, optimizing order processes, and
minimizing disruptions through proactive problem-solving.
3. Data Analysis:
• Proficiently utilized MS Excel tools to conduct sophisticated data
analyses, providing the organization with actionable insights into inventory
trends, demand patterns, and performance metrics. Developed a keen eye for
detail and an analytical mindset that aids in making informed decisions.
4. Reorder Point Maintenance:
• Applied a strategic approach to reorder point maintenance, utilizing a
combination of historical data and forecasting techniques. Demonstrated the
ability to adapt reorder points dynamically, ensuring an optimal balance
between inventory levels and operational efficiency.
5. Obsolete Inventory Management:
• Showcased an adept understanding of risk management in inventory by
identifying and managing obsolete or slow-moving inventory. Collaborated with
stakeholders to implement not just reduction strategies, but sustainable practices
to minimize the risk of holding obsolete stock.
6. Documentation:
• Exhibited meticulous attention to documentation, ensuring that records
related to inventory transactions are not just accurate but also serve as valuable
resources for future reference. Developed a structured approach to creating and
updating standard operating procedures, contributing to organizational
knowledge management.
7. Collaboration with Cross-Functional Teams:
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• Demonstrated effective collaboration with cross-functional teams,
facilitating an exchange of ideas and information between departments. Actively
participated in meetings, bringing a holistic understanding of inventory
management and its impact on various facets of the organization.
8. Advanced Excel Tools:
• Exhibited an advanced proficiency in using Excel as a strategic tool for
decision-making. Leveraged VLOOKUP, HLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, Solver, and
other tools to not only analyze data but also to create dynamic models for
scenario planning and optimization.
9. Continuous Improvement:
• Actively participated in continuous improvement initiatives, showcasing
an understanding that operational excellence is an ongoing journey.
Implemented changes based on insights gained from data analysis and
collaborated with teams to streamline processes for enhanced efficiency.
10. Cross-Functional Collaboration:
• Demonstrated a high degree of cross-functional collaboration by actively
engaging with production, logistics, and finance teams. Integrated inventory
management strategies seamlessly with broader business goals, fostering a
culture of shared responsibility for organizational success.
11.Vendor Relationship Management:
• Applied a holistic approach to vendor relationship management,
showcasing not just communication skills but also strategic thinking.
Successfully addressed issues related to product quality, lead times, and order
fulfillment, contributing to a reliable and efficient supply chain.
12. Quality Control:
• Demonstrated an understanding of the critical intersection between
quality control and inventory management. Collaborated effectively with quality
assurance teams to ensure that inventory met established quality standards,
contributing to the delivery of high-quality products to customers.
13. Logistics Coordination:
• Exhibited a comprehensive understanding of logistics coordination,
contributing to optimal transportation and delivery schedules. Applied skills to
ensure that finished products reached customers on time, thus enhancing
customer satisfaction and loyalty.
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14. Financial Integration:
• Applied financial acumen to align inventory management strategies with
broader financial goals. Demonstrated an understanding of how inventory
optimization directly impacts cash flow by minimizing excess stock and
reducing carrying costs.
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Chapter V: Concluding Remarks
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Concluding Remarks
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contribute to the company's future endeavors in enhancing operational
efficiency and sustaining success in the competitive glass door and glass
window manufacturing industry.
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REFERCENCES
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