Chandigarh: Programme on digital transformation begins

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Chandigarh, February 12

The Department of Production and Industrial Engineering, in collaboration with the Workshop and Skill Development Centre at Punjab Engineering College (deemed to be university), inaugurated a one-week Faculty Development Programme (FDP) titled ‘Digital Transformation for IT-Enabled Supply Chain: Importance and Applications (DTSCIA-24)’. This program, sponsored by AICTE-ATAL, is set to be held from February 12 to 17. The event was inaugurated by the chief guest, Dr Vanita Ahuja, Director of NID Kurukshetra.

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