Scada tours corporate_presentation
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SCADA Tech Solutions provides location-based audio and multimedia services for tours. They offer hand-held audio guides, GPS-enabled tour entertainment systems for vehicles, and technology to eliminate language barriers for tourists. Their services are used in tours worldwide and they partner with AudioConexus, a leading provider of wireless GPS audio tours.
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- 1. Sailesh Bhogaraju, Vice President and CTO SCADA Tech Solutions India, Hyderabad www.scadatours.com
- 2. WHO WE ARE Captivating Target Audience
- 3. Product & Services Portfolio
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- 10. New Zealand Rail & Coach
- 12. Technology and Industry Partners
- 14. Our Projects World-wide Walking Tours – Audio – NY & LA
- 15. Our Projects World-wide Plantation Tours, Hawaii
- 17. Our Projects World-wide Submarine Audio Tours, Hawaii
- 18. Our Projects World-wide Installing Train GPS Entertainment system, Canada
- 19. Our Projects World-wide Bus and Coach Audio Tours, San Diego
- 20. Our Projects World-wide Property Tours - Audio
- 21. Our Projects world-wide Factory Tours, Tata Steel, Jamshedpur
- 22. Our Projects world-wide GPS Tour Entertainment, Hop-On Hop–Off Delhi
- 25. AudioConexus Clients Clients around the world, including
- 29. Highlight a Tour Discreetly with In-hand Guides Art Restoration Delhi – Heritage Walks
- 30. INTACH Vanishing monuments of India - in Expert Voices
- 31. Famous Tak-Phu s and Gompas of Sikkim In-hand Audio Guide Ear phones Map and list of monasteries
- 32. Tour Guide Transmitter With noise-cancelling microphone Visitor Receivers With stereo headphones Focused Walking Tours
- 36. Costs Product Units per set Price per unit (INR) Application End-User AUDIO GUIDE (Hand-held gadget) 01 18,500 Museums, Walks, Forts Independent Tourist Tour Guide System (Body-worn gadget) 36 4,32,000 Guided Tours Tourist, Tour Guide Tour Genie (GPS Auto entertainment) 01 84,000 Drive-by Tours in vans Tourists, Tour Operator In-hand Guide 01 1550 (Souvenirs) Take Away, Shareholder communication All Tourists Indian Language Audio Production 01 hour 1,56,000 Commentary Foreign language Audio Production 01 hour 2,75,000 Commentary
- 37. SCADA TECH SOLUTIONS INDIA PVT. LTD. #406 HUDA Maitrivanam Ameerpet Hyderabad India-500038 Ph: 91-40-66627007 (M)0-800 845 3846/7
Editor's Notes
- Cruise and Train GPS Entertainment | Electronic Audio Guides | Souvenir InHand Audio | GPS Self-Drive Touring | Tour Guide Systems | Passenger Seat Controls | Creative Audio Commentary in 32 Indian and Foreign languages |
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