Project Report On: Mrs. Ruchika Jeswal Group-1
Project Report On: Mrs. Ruchika Jeswal Group-1
AMUL
SUBMITTED TO-
SUBMITTED BY-
MRS. RUCHIKA JESWAL
GROUP-1
AMUL INTRODUCTION
Five decades ago, the `Iron Man of India' Shri
Vallabhbhai Patel called for the formation of milk co-
operatives to carry on the milk business. Inspired by
the call, the suggestion was spontaneously taken up,
adopted and implemented by late Shri Tribhuvandas K
Patel and Dr V Kurien - the `Father of the White
Revolution'. Together, they nurtured the concept of co-
operatives and as a sequel to their efforts, what we
behold today is an organization of international repute.
VISION 2020:
In the last year’s report, the chairman of Amul, Dr.
V.Kurien, had shared their perspective plan for the
year 2020 for the member unions envisaging a
capital investment of Rs. 2600 crores (Rs. 26
billion) and a projected group sales turnover of Rs.
27000 crores (Rs. 270 billion). Their Mehsana Union
has expanded capacity to 9.61 lakh litres per day
at its dairy at Manesar near Delhi. Banaskantha
Union too has embarked on installing new powder
plant and cattle-feed plant which shall be
commissioned soon. New cattle-feed plants are
being put up by Mehsana and Valsad Unions as
well.
McKINSEY’S 7’S FRAMEWORK
1. STRATEGY
2. STRUCTURE
3. SYSTEMS
4. STYLE
5. SKILLS
6. STAFF
7. SHARED VALUES
STRATEGY
Strategy can be defined as the root that an
organization has choosen for its future growth.
STRUCTURE
Structure refers to the framework in which the
activities of the organization and its members are co-
ordinated.
• VILLAGE SOCIETY
SYSTEMS
Every organization has some systems or internal
processes to support and implement the strategy and run
day to day affairs. These processes are normally strictly
followed and are designed to achieve maximum
effectiveness.
Amul follows a three tier system at various levels which
are:
• VILLAGE SOCIETY
STYLE
Style refers to the cultural style of the organization and
how key managers behave in achieving organizational
goals.
Amul,
• 46 sales offices
• 3,000 distributors
• 5,00,000 outlets
Amul,
SHARED VALUES
Shared values can be described as what the organization
stand for and what it believes in (central believes and
attitudes). This may be to make money or to achieve
excellence in a particular field. These values and common
goals keep the employees working towards a common
destination as a coherent team and are important to keep
the team spirit alive.
Protecting the interest of dairy farmers.