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Karnataka set to get smart city technologies

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L to R Mr Subhash K Malkhede MD Keonics Mr SR Patil Minister for Planning IT BT and ST Mr UB Venkatesh Chairman Keonics Mr Koichiro Koide Managing Director NEC India

NEW DELHI: IT solutions provider NEC India and Keonics (Karnataka State Electronics Development Corporation) have entered into an agreement to explore opportunities in the areas of safe, smart city technologies and Cybersecurity.

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The partnership aims to promote and drive economic growth in Karnataka as well as other parts of India through NEC-driven IT solutions.

In the area of cybersecurity, NEC India and Keonics will collaborate to provide solutions that protect against cybercrime, as well as focus on talent development to enhance the security capabilities of Karnataka as well as the rest of India.

Through this partnership, Keonics will leverage NEC’s solutions to assist state governments and other government organizations in implementing projects in the areas of cybersecurity, city surveillance, criminal investigation and forensics, and systems integration.

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"NEC is a global company with strong expertise in public safety solutions and we look forward to a successful partnership," said U B Venkatesh, Chairman, Keonics.

"With Karnataka's position as a regional hub for technology and business within India, the collaboration will create new avenues of growth in the state and ensures Karnataka continues to thrive as a scientific, economic and social center,” said Koichiro Koide, Managing Director, NEC India.

“Safety is one of the most important aspects that goes into the making of a smart city. NEC’s Safer Cities framework highlights the role of technologies to help government and business build a safer environment for life and work. NEC regards Karnataka as a strategic state that supports social infrastructure and smart city projects and we look forward to contributing to the country's industrial development through our public safety technologies,” he added.

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