Iris Global supplies Maharashtra Government with Rs 50 cr ICT products for MPSP

Iris Global Services has recently executed one large order for the state of Maharashtra for their digital education program called the Maharashtra Prathmik Siksha Parishad – MPSP, under the Government of Maharashtra for imparting education to over two lack students across 767 schools in the state.

Neena Vats, VP, Iris Global Services said, “Iris helped them with a complete Smart Education ICT set up that includes INP Thin Clients, Eaton UPS, Networking products from TP Links and ViewSonic Projectors. All primary IT products supplied are worth Rs 50 crore.”

Iris delivered the infrastructure across the state. It also helped their teachers with professional training. The project is covered under a five-year warranty and its maintenance is being handled by the company.

The schools shall be conducting their own courses in Maratha & English for classes 6 to 10 for over 2 lakh students.

Iris Global has been known for delivering several projects in the digital education sector. It had supplied Tabs for the UNDP (United Nations Development Program) to Cambodia and under the G2G program to Mauritius.

Iris Global also made supplies of 2,200 HP Desktop Computers, Multifunction Printers and UPS for their prestigious Delhi Government education project worth Rs 18 Crore.

Recently Iris helped Galgotias University, NCR set up an AI Learning Lab by supplying HP compute products. Iris Global also delivered Smart Classes in over 1,000 Schools for Ladakh’s Sarva Shikha Abhiyan.

“The industry and the channel community must realize the opportunities coming in immediately and very much in the near future. Post elections markets will speed up,” said Sanjiv Krishen, Founder CMD -Iris Global Services. “Iris is a partner friendly organization, we are always eager to take an extra step to help SIs, Partners & Associates close deals so that they keep coming back with more business. Our efficient service logistics and supporting credit will help them grow,” Krishen concluded.