Abstract
In India entrepreneurs involved in commercial activities under Industries, Service, and Business (ISB) are growing in
numbers. The quality output of these entrepreneurs is to be improved further to compete with the products in the market. The Indian market is becoming global. The customers/consumers are demanding innovative products. Marketing techniques with attractive advertisements intoxicate the consumers continuously. To survive in these
changing market trends and changing wants/ requirements of the customers/consumers, entrepreneurs are compelled to improve their quality output. To achieve their objectives, entrepreneurs need financial assistance to
acquire new machinery/equipment and effective training to update their skills including marketing tacts.
Keywords: Industries, Customer Service, Entrepreneur and Business
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