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The role of operations strategy in
Group 1
Kamal Saraogi (P18038)
Somesh Rathod (P18032)
Binoy M T (P18076)
Company Overview
Bajaj Steel Industries Limited (BSIL) was established in Nagpur in by Shri Gangabishenji Bajaj
the year 1961
Industry : Cotton Pressing and Ginning Machines
They have a very wide product portfolio ranging from cotton ginning machines to Electrical
Panels to Fire Detectors
Exports its products to 49 countries located in America, South East Asia, and Africa
Products: cotton ginning, pressing, cleaning, conveying and handling solutions and turn key
ginning and pressing plant machinery
No. of employee: 900-1000
Turnover: Rs.300cr
Manufacturing Task
Dimensions Attribute
Flexibility Variety
Cost Premium
What Strategy is Bajaj Steel employing? How is it
helping the company?
The company is using a combination of different strategies:
FMS: Customized products according to customer requirements
As quality is the most important aspect, they put forth the practice of TQM
Computer network with suppliers and customers(CRM)
Employee empowerment
Is the strategy easy to implement in small or big
company?
In big companies, compartmentalization of process is done. This helps in higher
efficiency of each process and helps in overall improved efficiency of the entire
process
In small companies, the implementation is easy because of the small size of
management and staff
Should capability be the driving force for intent or
vice versa?
The capability and intent should be complement to each other
The company had the intent but lacked the competencies needed to be the
most prominent manufacturer
To build their capabilities, they underwent some collaborations and
acquisitions to enhance the quality of the product according to customers’
needs
Company Collaborations & Acquisitions
BSI collaborated with Continental Eagle Corporation (CEC), USA, in 2009, to introduce the saw-ginning
technology-based machinery
Started Manufacturing Bajaj Cotton pre-cleaner in Technical Collaboration With Central Institute for
Research on Cotton Technology (CIRCOT), ICAR, Govt. of India in order to cater the broader segment
of the value chain
Manufactured BAJAJ HUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM in Technical Collaboration With M/s. Samuel
Jackson, Inc. USA 8
Manufacturing stages and positioning of Bajaj Steel
Stage 1: to minimize the negative impact of
operations.
Stage 2: Objective is for Operations to help the
business maintain parity with competitors.
Stage 3: Objective is for operations to provide
credible support to business strategy.
Stage 4: Objective is for operations to provide
a source of competitive advantage.