NIC and NICSI

2012

Rural Supply Chain Management for Goods and Services knowledge session organized by PVM Innvensys aims to provide comprehensive insights and practical strategies that are essential for anyone involved in the field. This informative session explored the complexities of supply chain logistics specifically tailored for rural environments, delving deep into best practices, innovative solutions, and the unique challenges faced in these underrepresented areas. Participants have gained invaluable knowledge that can help enhance their understanding and effectiveness in managing the supply chain processes within rural settings, equipping them with the necessary tools to navigate and optimize operations effectively.

ESDM

2012

ESDM policy inputs to the Government of Andhra Pradesh. These inputs aim to enhance the policy framework and address the unique needs of the state, focusing on promoting sustainable growth in various sectors. Our team's contributions reflect a deep understanding of the complexities in Electronics System Design and Manufacturing, ensuring our recommendations are practical and aligned with the state's long-term objectives. By leveraging our expertise, we aim to positively impact the economic landscape and technological advancement in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.

IoT in Indian Agriculture

2019

Challenges and Solutions for IoT in Indian Agriculture Integrating IoT technology into Indian agriculture faces key obstacles and innovative solutions. Poor rural infrastructure limits internet connectivity and complicates IoT deployment. Farmers also need technological literacy to use these tools, yet many lack proper training. Data security and privacy concerns emerge as agricultural data collection raises ownership issues, so farmers must trust their information’s safety. However, promising solutions can facilitate IoT integration. Despite challenges, emerging strategies could enhance agricultural practices and productivity. Improved infrastructure, farmer education, and affordable technology are vital for successful IoT adoption in agriculture.

PVM on the cover!

2022

Framing the world today with the transformative capabilities of Industry 4.0 intelligence and revolution is essential for navigating the profound changes our societies and industries are undergoing.

This new era is characterized by the seamless integration of advanced technologies, data analytics, and artificial intelligence, enabling organizations to optimize their operations and improve decision-making processes. Industry 4.0 not only reshapes the manufacturing landscape but also has far-reaching implications across various sectors, fostering innovation and enhancing productivity on a global scale.

Project COLA 

2011

CIO Magazine's cover story explores the Coca-Cola Project, which implements Outbound Logistics Automation nationwide. Powered by PVM Innvensys' Distributor Automation System, this initiative aims to transform Coca-Cola's logistics, enhancing efficiency and distribution for market demands. With this automation, Coca-Cola seeks to streamline operations, reduce inefficiencies, and improve customer service.

Happy Village

2011

Andhra Pradesh Technology Services is proud to introduce the Happy Village Project, which focuses on delivering comprehensive IT backend support services. This innovative initiative aims to enhance the digital infrastructure in rural areas, ensuring that communities are equipped with the necessary technological resources to thrive in today's digital age. Our goal is to bring sustainable development to these villages by providing essential IT support that fosters connectivity and boosts local economy initiatives.

CMC Africa

2011

MoU for Intel Atom Industrial Handhelds The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for Intel Atom Industrial Handhelds is a key agreement focused on collaboration and innovation in the industrial sector. It defines the cooperation between parties to develop Intel Atom powered handheld devices tailored to meet industrial needs. This partnership aims to utilize Intel Atom technology to produce robust, efficient, and user-friendly devices that enhance operations and productivity across various industries.

NSIC

2011

Geospatial and Embedded Software technologies have received approval from the NSIC (National Small Industries Corporation), marking a significant milestone for the industry. This recognition underscores the growth of these advanced technologies and their relevance across sectors. As businesses embrace innovation, the adoption of geospatial and embedded software solutions becomes more common, leading to a new era of technological advancement. The NSIC's endorsement reinforces the importance of these technologies in enhancing operational efficiencies and driving growth.