BSE was founded by Vishal Narang, whose entrepreneurial journey is shaped by the recognition of three persistent socio-economic challenges in India: illiteracy, underemployment, and inflation. These issues are deeply intertwined with the struggles of MSMEs and the broader Indian economy.

Vishal’s vision is not just to address operational business problems, but to create systemic change by empowering MSMEs—because when MSMEs thrive, they generate jobs, foster skills, and help stabilize the economy.

Observing Patterns in MSME Struggles

• Overemphasizing Small Issues: Many businesses devote too many resources to minor problems, losing focus on what truly matters.
• Underestimating Significant Challenges: Some organizations neglect or downplay major issues, missing key opportunities or risking their survival.
• Lack of Awareness: There are often hidden or systemic problems that quietly undermine business health and growth potential.

These patterns are symptoms of a broader gap: limited access to practical knowledge, strategic frameworks, and affordable technology. BSE is designed to bridge this gap by embedding expert-driven support and community into its very fabric.

Empowering MSMEs as a Lever for Societal Change

• Combatting Illiteracy: By fostering business and digital literacy through technology adoption and operational frameworks.
• Reducing Underemployment: By making MSMEs more efficient and scalable, thus creating more jobs and better livelihoods.
• Taming Inflation: By improving procurement efficiency, supply chain management, and financial practices, helping stabilize costs.

Vishal’s vision is to spark a ripple effect—where empowering MSMEs leads to broader social and economic progress. BSE is more than a business; it is a movement to democratize access to technology, expertise, and opportunity.

Vishal Narang

Founder, Business Solutions Ecosystem (BSE)

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At BSE, we recognize that every business is unique—and so are the challenges you face. MSMEs across India encounter a wide range of obstacles that can hinder growth, stifle innovation, and limit success in today’s competitive landscape.

These challenges are not just operational—they are rooted in broader socio-economic realities, such as illiteracy, underemployment, and inflation, which impact every aspect of business life.

Common three categories of problems faced by MSMEs are:

• Misjudging Minor Problems: Many businesses perceive minor challenges as significant obstacles, leading to unnecessary stress and resource allocation. We help you identify and address these issues effectively.
• Downplaying (Give Little Weightage To) Major Problems: Conversely, some businesses may underestimate the impact of larger issues, which can result in missed opportunities for improvement and growth. Our expert analysis will help you recognize and tackle these challenges head-on.
• Unawareness of Problems: Some MSMEs may not even realize the issues they are facing, ignoring potential outcomes that could affect their business. We aim to raise awareness and provide actionable insights to ensure you are fully informed.

These patterns are symptoms of a larger gap: limited access to practical knowledge, strategic frameworks, and affordable, scalable technology. At BSE, we don’t just acknowledge these challenges—we help you address them head-on, with expert guidance, actionable solutions, and a supportive community.

Your business challenges are real, but so are our solutions. Let’s turn obstacles into opportunities—together.