Australian Hardcat taps Yotta to launch enterprise solution in India

Mumbai-based Yotta Data Services, a Hiranandani Group subsidiary and a managed data centre service provider, has partnered with Melbourne-based Hardcat Pvt Ltd to launch its enterprise asset management platform, Hardcat Lebosi, in India.

Asset management involves planning, acquiring, deploying, managing, and disposing of a client's assets. Hardcat through its asset intelligence platform offers complete control over assets throughout their entire life cycle and helps firms in decision making. 

The partnership will help Hardcat leverage Yotta’s infrastructure platforms and service delivery capabilities to cater to enterprise and government organisations with simplified management of their “complex high-value asset footprint throughout its lifecycle”, the company said.

“Enterprises with a vast and complex physical asset footprint need a digital platform that helps them effortlessly manage the entire lifecycle of their assets,” Sunil Gupta, Co-founder & CEO, Yotta Data Services, said.

“With our synergies with Hardcat, we aim to eliminate the pain points of organisations from segments that tend to be challenged with a lack of visibility, control, and lifecycle management of their high-value assets. We look forward to building many customer success stories with the combined capabilities of Yotta and Hardcat,” Gupta said.

Hardcat boasts of over 2,000-odd customers, including BAE Systems, Boeing, 3M, Shell, Sydney Opera House, Airbus, Siemens, Honda, Toyota, CAT, Ford, Victorian Police, Avon Fire and Rescue Service, to name a few, in over 120 countries. Its platform is used by several industry verticals, such as defence, law enforcement, emergency services, healthcare, and manufacturing, among others.

Dan Drum, Managing Director, Hardcat, said that the company is looking to help “organisations to optimise their investments and take control of their assets via active planning, having visibility, accountability and traceability throughout their entire lifecycle” and by the partnership can help its clients in India significantly improve profitability by offering real-time visibility of all types of assets.

On December 13, 2022, Yotta announced its empanelment with the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology (MeitY) as an accredited cloud service provider. With this development, Yotta’s extensive portfolio of cloud and cloud-enabled services can serve the digital transformation needs of government departments, agencies, rural and urban administrative bodies, and public sector organisations.