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Indian Navy reviews operational logistics
Commanding in Chief Vice-Admiral H C S Bisht inaugurated a two-day Annual Logistics Conference (ALC) of Indian Navy at the ENC headquarters here on Wednesday.
Visakhapatnam: Commanding in Chief Vice-Admiral H C S Bisht inaugurated a two-day Annual Logistics Conference (ALC) of Indian Navy at the ENC headquarters here on Wednesday.
Controller of Logistics, Integrated Headquarters, Ministry of Defence (Navy) Vice-Admiral Jaywant Korde, stakeholders from Naval headquarters, three Naval Commands and material organisations of the Navy were present.
With a theme of ‘Striving to achieve total logistics solution’, this ALC deliberates the operational logistic imperatives for functional and maintenance issues of ships, submarines and aircraft of the Navy and formulate roadmap for inventory augmentation to meet growing requirements of the rapidly expanding Indian Navy.
In his inaugural address, Vice-Admiral Bisht lauded the vital role played by the logistics planners in development of credible operational capability and to maintain the desired level of operational readiness of the Navy. He emphasised the need for transforming logistics processes to keep pace with the requirements of the Navy.
During the conference on the first day, crucial issues of logistics pertaining to material and personnel logistics, including inventory management, had been deliberated. It would also discuss issues related to the progress on e-Tendering and e-Procurement process in the Navy.
