It is likely that this sector will have significant investment in technologies to ensure seamless integration of services encompassing all the partners. So it has significant potential for investors to make a mark. As many tier-II cities are still untapped, companies which remain lean and manage their suppliers well can ensure both top and bottom line growth.
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