L&T Technology Services partners with Dell EMC to roll out Smart Building Solutions
L&T Technology Services (LTTS) and Dell EMC have announced a collaborative relationship to enable holistic, integrated Smart Building initiatives. The joint offerings are expected to drastically reduce implementation time, save up to 40% of facility energy costs and enable up to 15% of operational savings.
One of the limitations in today’s smart building solutions is that they exist in silos – catering to just one facet of a building. Facility managers do not have access to a unified system that can provide an integrated view of various building solutions such as HVAC and climate control, lighting management, fire safety or parking. In addition, the closed architecture systems make it very difficult to implement such solutions in brownfield projects.
L&T Technology Services, which joined Dell’s IoT Solutions Partner Programme in October 2016 as a Preferred Partner, is an experienced system integrator. The company has worked on several turnkey projects involving sensor integration, protocol implementation, edge analytics, cloud storage, application development and predictive analytics.
Dell EMC brings to the market cutting-edge IoT products in gateways and embedded PCs, infrastructure, communication platforms and security. Dell’s comprehensive solution portfolio, which includes a system of globally vetted partners such as L&T Technology Services, reduces complexity and lowers risk while increasing the speed of deploying IoT initiatives. Other benefits of working with leading technology provider Dell include:
* Award-winning IoT-enabling hardware that is industrial grade, and built to perform in the most extreme environments. The Edge Gateway 5000 Series and Embedded Box PC 3000 and 5000 Series were designed by Dell’s expert team of rugged engineers and put through a rigorous 10-step testing process in Dell’s IoT Labs.
* Embedded and application security tools that ensure infrastructure and data remain safe, secure and private.
* Multi-tenancy features that enable different stakeholders in a building (owners, operators, tenants, security and so on) to run and manage their own, private applications within the same sensor network.
By combining domain knowledge with system integration expertise, L&T Technology Services has engineered a groundreaking i-BEMS platform that aims to revolutionize the concept of a smart building – for facility managers, facility owners, tenants and occupants. The modularity and open architecture of this platform helps facilities stitch together any sensor, any device and any communication protocol of their choice. i-BEMS acts as an ingenious “system of systems” – bringing together over 50 different modules to enable the next level of personalized user experience, occupant safety, air quality monitoring and predictive diagnostics. Our analysis and field deployments reveal that i-BEMS can save facility energy costs by up to 40% and drive down building operational costs by up to 15%.
Amit Chadha, President – Sales & Business Development & Member of the Board, L&T Technology Services, said, “At L&T Technology Services, our innovative solutions such as i-BEMS help create open and modular systems that can stitch together the very best from multiple options available in the market. By joining hands with Dell and leveraging their rich IoT expertise, we will architect the future in smart buildings through a complete revamp of user personalization, occupant safety, device interconnectivity and operational efficiency.”
“The potential of smart buildings in enhancing our lifestyles and improving sustainability is unprecedented. Dell EMC believes in a partner-centric approach to IoT, no one can do it alone,” said Al Zelasko, Channel Partner Manager, Dell EMC OEM & IoT Solutions. “With L&T Technology Services already established deep domain experience in the smart building landscape, we are excited to offer best practices-based smart building solutions.”
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