Chennai-based Teledata Informatics has set its target on educating 10 million people in the rural parts of Gujarat through e-governance and ERP solutions. | |
| For this project, it will install kiosks in villages. |
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| The project is expected to start in two years. |
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| "At a cost of Rs 600 crore, we will provide e-learning (online education) with connectivity and contents across the state," said K Balasubramanian, chairman of Teledata Informatics. |
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| The project aims to offer a complete solution. |
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| "Various negotiations on other technical aspects like networking, broadband and other hardware requirements are on," said Balasubramanian. |
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| He also said that the company has already installed the system at the Singapore University. |
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| "We are continuously interacting with the state government for expansion project in Gujarat," said Balasubramanian. |
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| "Though interactive learning is more effective, e-learning will add knowledge to the students of the state," explained Balasubramanian. |
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| He also claimed that the company is doing several projects of utilities with state government. |
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| Further on, he said that currently the company is providing e-Governance and ERP solutions to education, marine and IT services. |
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| "Very soon we will also start providing services in biotechnology and embedded systems," said Balasubramanian. |
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| He added that it is very difficult to provide intelligence in biotechnology systems. |
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| Teledata Informatics has invested and taken over 60 per cent of SBC Data Systems, Ireland through its subsidiary. |
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| "After investing in SBC, now we also provide solutions for transportation and logistics," said Balasubramanian. |
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| SBC Data Systems of Ireland has a turnover of $7 million, with a profit margin of 30 per cent, informed Balasubramanian. |
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