Friday, October 23, 2020

Sri Lanka's UTECH Technologies explores overseas markets with the all-new 'UTECH BLACKBOX.'

 


UTECH Technologies Ltd., the leading provider of Industrial IoT (Internet of Things) and Industrial Automation Solutions in Sri Lanka, has entered overseas markets with its flagship 'UTECH BLACKBOX' telematic product. The UTECH BLACKBOX is a universal telematics portal used in a wide variety of industrial installations, such as manufacturing equipment, power generators, building equipment, air compressors, UPS systems, chillers.

The UTECH BLACKBOX's unique feature is that it can fit seamlessly into machinery through a wide variety of link protocols. Computer monitoring and control is possible from anywhere in the world via the UTECH Remote Web Portal. Real-time dashboards, data logging and graphing, routine service scheduling, GPS, geofencing, and SMS / email alerts are allowed by the web portal.

UTECH Managing Director Riyad Ismail commented, "After comprehensive field trials in harsh environments in those countries, we are proud to obtain export orders to India and the Americas." We see this as the beginning of the involvement of Sri Lanka in the global marketplace for an end-to-end solution for IIoT (Industrial IoT). Hence we aim to grow into other international markets while retaining our core values of continuous innovation, cutting-edge technology, and superior customer service.

An international award at the NBQSA honors that year awarded to UTECH BLACKBOX in 2019. UTECH also has a strategic partnership with the domestic mobile service provider of Sri Lanka, Mobitel, to deploy UTECH solutions across the vast corporate customer base of Mobitel. Besides, the product range of UTECH includes cold-chain monitoring systems, smart agriculture, tracking of vehicles, access control systems, and other tailored solutions for factory automation.

OSL Take: In some key areas, Sri Lanka is emerging as a destination of choice as a regional IT Business Process Outsourcing (BPO). AT Kearney ranked Sri Lanka eleventh among the top 50 outsourcing destinations in the world in 2017, moving up three slots from 2016. Sri Lanka's computer industry manufactures world-class goods and has dramatically expanded over the past decade. In the information services industry, telecommunications, banking, finance, and insurance (BFSI) and software testing included.

The ICT and digital infrastructure sectors of Sri Lanka are on a growth path, generating many opportunities for business/investment in the two industries. The government of Sri Lanka has also prioritized the growth of digital infrastructure and the expansion of the ICT education sector, providing various incentives to increase connectivity while removing intrusion and improving data services for both business and consumer users. Such technologies can help maximize business performance, which is an attractive asset for investors in infrastructure. OSL also sees investors leasing spectrum capital for the further growth of the telco sector as an opportunity.

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