Internship Report-Deepak Ambulkar

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INTERNSHIP REPORT

1June-17July,2010PROJECT MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE PUNE-

DECCAN INDIA CHAPTER

PROJECT TITLE CHALLENGES FACED BY

SMES AND NGOS IN PUNE

Project Mentor :-

Prof. Girish Kelkar

Project Guide :- Submitted By :-

Jay Dholakia Deepak Ambulkar

(Academic Interface Director) PGDIIBM/09/043


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Sequence of Presentation

About PMI

Board of Directors

Vision And Goals

Objective of the Project SMES and NGOS in Pune

Challenges faced by SMES and NGOS

Research Methodology

Data Analysis

Finding

Recommendation

Conclusion


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About PMI

The Project Management Institute

(PMI) is a non-profit professional

organisation for the project

management profession with the

purpose of advancing project

management.

project management professional

membership organization, PMI shares

knowledge with nearly 500,000members and credential holders in

over 185 countries. Since 1969, PMI

has impacted more than one million

practitioners, , businesses,

governments, students and training

organizations.

Type Professional Organization

Founded 1969

StaffGregory Balestrero, President and

CEO

Area served Worldwide

Focus Project Management

MethodCertification, Industry standards,

Conferences, Publications

Revenue 80.4 MM (budget 2007)

Employees 51-200 employees

Members 285,000+

Website http://www.pmi.org/

Corporate Profile of Company


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PMI Pune-Deccan India Chapter

Set up in 2005, the PMI Pune Deccan India Chapter is the youngest inIndia, but the fastest growing. The chapter bagged the 2007 PMIComponent Award for Component of the Year (Chapter Category II)in the World.

The Pune chapter caters to nearby regions including Sangli,Kolhapur, Solapur, Satara, Beed, Ahmednagar, Aurangabad, Nasik,Ratnagiri, Nagpur, and Goa.

The chapter is a centre of activity with monthly seminars, PMP

certification discussion fora for PMP and CAPM exams, andinterface with academic institutions. It has also launched a programcalled An Hour with Project Manager for college students, aimed atgiving them insights into practical project management


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PMI Pune-Deccan India Chapter

Board of Directors

President Girish Kelkar

Vice president Shantanu Bhamare

Finance Director Sangita Zaparde

Secretory General Col. Samuel Dhar

Marketing & Communication

Director

Shyam Bhavsar

Programs Director Himanshu Warudkar

Development Director Girish Kamdam

Academy Interface Director Jay Dolakia

Corporate Relation Director Harish Honwad

PMI National Congress Director Narendra Kumar Verma


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Vision And Goals

Chapter Vision Nurture for excellence!!

To become PMIs Asia Pacific center ofactivity by providing a regionalplatform for

accumulating, sharing and cultivatingproject management knowledge and

nurturing expertise & excellence

Chapter Goals

Be a forum for exchanging best practices in

project management among the public &

private sectors.

Be a clearing-house of project management

solutions and resources. Promote participation in the PMP

certification program.

Promote membership growth


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Sponsors


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Objective of the Project

To identify market potential for Small and Medium Enterprises across Pune city.

To know about challenges of NGOS (Non-Government Organisation) and SMES in

pune city.

To make a list of all Automobile, Manufacturing, Pharmaceutical, Logistic

Companies. To know about the perception customers regarding other players in the industry.

To fix-up interview with telephone or personal visit and admit a structured

questionnaire.

To understand the factors that influences the Small and Medium Enterprises.


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SMEs and NGOs in PuneVisited NGOs

List of NGOs Contact Person Address

Ishwarpuram Mr. M .V Godbole Shivaji Nagar

Catalyst For Social Action Mrs. Usha Pillai Pune-Satara Road

Miracle Aid Foundation Mr.Vishal Bibevadi

Sevadham Trust Dr. S.V Gore Sadashiv Peth

Anthra Dr. Nitya Ghotge NDA Road

Seva Sahyog Mr. Kuldeep Purandare Shanivar Peth

Mukta HIV Aids Dr. Michele Andina Deccan Gymkhana

Nagrik Chetna Manch Mej. Gen.(retd) S.C.N. Jatar Sadashiv Peth


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SMEs and NGOs in PuneVisited SMEs

List of SMEs Contact Person Address

Indian Magic Eye Pvt. Ltd. Miss Neema Ambulkar Deccan Gymkhana

Sinsan Pharmacuticals Mr. Abhijeet Joshi Bhandarkar Road

M.V Damble And Company Mr. Mohan Damble Bhandarkar Road

Decimine Control System Mr.Rahul Bhosale Bibvewadi

HRS Process Mr. Vinay Gokhale Bhandarkar Road

Ecoboard Mrs. Manisha Pathak Karve Road


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Challenges

For SMEs

Infrastructure Development

Technologically Handicapped

Upcoming MarketTrends andInformation.

New Product Development.

Marketing Problems.

Lack of finance

For NGOs

high degree of burnout amongst the

leadership of NGOs.

limited financial and management

expertise.

lack inter-organisational

communication and

coordination .

Funding Problem.

Changing face of development.


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Research Methodology

We study the various steps that are generally adopted by a research in studying his

research for the researcher to know not only the research methods/techniques but

also the methodology.

Primary Data

Personal Interaction

Questionnaire

Secondary Data

Pamphlet

Brochure

Internet


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Data Analysis

Note:-These are the source of collecting

data -

65% Data collected from Questionnaire.

20% Data collected from Internet.

10% Data collected from Pamphlet.

15% Data collected from Brochure.


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Problem of SMEs

Note: - These are the problem which faced by

SMEs in Pune City

Prob.1 INFRASTRUCTUREDEVELOPMENT.

Prob.2 TECHNOLOGICALLYHANDICAPPED.

Prob.3UPCOMING MARKET TRENDSAND

INFORMATION. Prob.4NEWPRODUCT DEVELOPMENT.

Prob.5 MARKETING PROBLEMS.

Prob.6LACKOFFINANCE

Indian magic eye pvt.ltd faced Problem No. 1, 2, 5

Sinsan Pharmacuticals faced Problem No. 1,4

M.V. Damble And Company faced Problem No.1,2,5,6

Decimine Control System faced Problem No. 2,3,6 HRS Process faced Problem No. 4,5

Ecoboard faced Problem No .5


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Problem of NGOs

Note:-These are the problem which faced by NGOs

in pune City

Prob.1high degree of burnout amongst the leadership

of NGOs

Prob.2 limited financial and management expertise.

Prob.3 lack inter-organisational communication and

coordination

Prob.4 Funding Problem

Prob.5Changing face of development

Ishwarpuram faced Problem No. 3,5

Catalyst For Social Action faced Problem No.1, 2, 3

Miracle Aid Foundation faced Problem No.1, 2, 3

SevadhamTrust faced Problem No.4, 5

Anthra faced Problem No.2, 4 ,5

Seva Sahyog faced Problem No.2,4 5

Mukta HIV Aids faced Problem No.2,4,5

Nagrik chetna Munch faced Problem No.3,4,5


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Finding

From the analysis of the data I collected during the study I present following

NGOs work in the field, adapting to local situations, and are able to develop integrated

projects based on local needs.

They usually adopt a process-oriented approach toward development for which they use

participatory methodologies and tools. In India everyone is familiar with the work of HIV and

Aids volunteer canvassers on door to door campaigns. They are able to take on jobs that the government cannot.

They access resources in the community which are unavailable to the government

structures, e.g. volunteers and sweat equity

Finance is the main issue for SMEs, present economy condition created more problems in

front of SMEs - in India infrastructure is not so good, due to this; transportation cost is at

high side. To generate or create revenue. Banks also hesitate to provide needed fund for SMEs


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Recommendation

NGO should be registered FCRA (Foreign Contribution Regulation Act)

NGOs should conduct all their financial transactions through public banks.

People should give donation to ngos. Because it is good for tax benefit.

Government should give to ngos good protection.

Government should provide financial facility to small enterprise. and somekinds of facilities

should be establish more smes and reduce unemplyoment.


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Conclusion

According to this research small and medium enterprises are facing many problem in

globalized market. These are the many hurdles and internal obstacles in the pune smes. But

they want to succeeding for the better economic. Development of india and reduce indian

disparities in the economy . todays depression is punctured growth of pune smes , but

government should help smes and encourage to more investment and building more

competitiveness.

NGOs in particular, have played and continue to play an important role in ensuring the

optimal effectiveness and success of the pune regional human rights system and its

aim to prohibit and prevent torture and other ill-treatment in pune.


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