Schneider Electric has integrated Digital Services concept into its products lineup catering to the varying requirements of all industry sectors in Egypt that ensures all its clients can access state-of-the-art solutions while minimizing running and maintenance costs using Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Services.
Walid El Shishtawy, Schneider Electric Vice President for Services business in North East Africa and Levant Cluster, said “Egypt is ready now to welcome Schneider Electric’s latest innovation in the fields of automation. Our latest solutions rely mainly on AI, Internet of Things, and Cloud Services. That said, we also ensure that our clients can access 24/7 maintenance and troubleshooting services run by professional human engineers who are excellent on finding any issues and overcoming them in no time.”
Schneider Electric’s solutions could be applied across many segments. For example, healthcare, whose importance was highlighted in 2020, can benefit from the company’s Power UPS and Data Centre Cooling equipment. Schneider Electric’s fully integrated uninterruptible power supply solutions can provide businesses with the highest levels of availability, reduced total cost of ownership (TCO) and improved energy efficiency. In addition, as the scale and performance demands for data centers continues to increase, so does the need for superior data center cooling to prevent equipment failure and downtime – which is lifesaving in hospitals.
Datacentres are also an important real estate with a great potential in Egypt, especially in the banking sector that appreciates the value of continuity of services and having everything controlled, appreciated, valued and has a whole system.
EcoStruxure is Schneider Electric’s IoT-enabled, plug-and-play, open, interoperable architecture and platform, in Homes, Buildings, Data Centers, Infrastructure, and Industries.
“And with digital replacement for old electrical equipment with latest technology ones ready to be connected, access to Schneider Electric’s services has never been easier. Once energized, customers unlock the future operations.” El Shishtawy said.
