The Indian textile industry is striving to realise its full potential and face the emerging challenges of globalisation and liberalisation. In these difficult times, there is an urgent need for all sectors related to textile industry viceversa, policy making govt. bodies, industry, trade, financing institutions, ancillary industries to have online access to authentic information about production, consumption, demand and supply of various products, about past trends and future projections, about quality and cost, about raw materials, about major domestic and international policies, which affect these industries. Moreover to retain our competitive advantage, it is imperative to develope and demonstrate information technology (IT) to the textile industry that help in increasing productivity, lowering costs, improving quality and help in quick response.

                      It is in this context that Industies Commissionerate, Government of Gujarat took the initiative to step up and the Information Technology Centre for Textile Industry at ATIRA for harnessing of IT for the benefit of the textile industry of Gujarat in particular and nation.

• To create a centre of excellence for research in IT for textiles and apparel industries.

• To evolve a Data Bank onTextiles and Apparel for benefit of Producers and Traders.

• To develop a Sample Bank of major varieties of fibres, yarns and fabrics produced in India as well as those imported into the country.

• To keep track of major national and international textile related policies and tariffs.

• To undertake IT based research and development projects having direct impact on the performance of the industries.

• To generate awareness and opportunities of IT in the textile sectors.

• Computerised MIS in mills..

• IT based Powerlooms.

• IT based DYE house management.

• Electronic Communication of Textile Design and Colour.

• Electronic Catwalk and Virtual Reality Systems for Depicting Apparel and Textile.

• Fashion Intelligent Navigation System.

• IT Integration in garment manufacturing.

• Awareness Generation of IT in Textiles.

• Improvement in Productivity and Quality.

• Reduction of Production and Quality Control Costs.

• Reduction of Inventory of Raw Material and Work-in-Progress.

• Reduction of Raw Material Waste and Finished Products Rejects.

• Effective New Product Presentation and Sampling to Clients..

• Reduction of Overall Product Delivery Time.

• Rapid and Efficient Order Management.

• Useful in Rational Policy Formulation of Textiles.

• Increased Customer Satisfaction.

Sponsered By: Industries Commissionerate Government of Gujarat,India.

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