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L And T Technology Services (L & T)

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1 Company background
Larsen and Toubro is an Indian multinational conglomerate which is headquartered in Mumbai. L&T Technology Services is a wholly owned subsidiary of Larsen & Toubro which is engaged in engineering, technology, manufacturing and construction. L&T technology Services’ foundation is built on L&T’s client base and engineering capability. L&T Technology Services focuses mainly on developing new products as well as technologies that help in meeting the growing demands of the fast changing world. The company has more than 10,000+ employees in 35 global locations. L&T Technology Services focuses on innovative thinking, technology expertise and customer centricity which helped in various collaborations with the …show more content…

L&T Technology Services has more than 170 customers of which 42 customers are Fortune 500 companies. L&T Technology Services has competence across multiple industry verticals: medical devices, industrial products, process industry, transportation and telecom & hi-tech industry.
1.2.1 Industrial Products
Industrial Products is considered to be one of the mature practices of L&T Technology Services. The company partners with OEM customers across the building, home and office products, energy and machinery in this vertical. The certifications include ISO, IEC and CMMI Level 5(Ver. 1.3). There are 12 Fortune 500 clients and 5 Global Fortune 500 clients in this vertical. L&T Technology Services offer end-to-end product development counsel by leveraging their expertise spanning software, electronics, mechanical engineering, industrial networking protocols, connectivity, user interface/user experience (UI/UX) test frameworks and enterprise control solutions. Figure 1.2.1 - Industrial Products
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It offers end-to-end embedded software design and development, hardware platform design as well as development, enhancement and sustenance, product maintenance, systems integration and implementation, testing and validation services. The major service offerings are mobile devices, network infrastructure, media & entertainment and storage & computing. L&T Technology Services have more than 15 years of track record in serving Tier-I OEMs, Chip makers and Operators. The company was well appreciated by Gartner as “Emerging IoT Platform/Service Provider” and by Zinnov as the “Leader” in Telecom services. Figure 1.2.4 – Telecom & Hi-Tech
1.2.5 Process Industry
Process industry is another vertical of L&T Technology Services that helps address global engineering requirement across CAPEX and site based categories. L&T Technology Service offer a broad spectrum, across project lifecycle; from engineering to procurement management to construction management and commissioning support. The company has experience in execution of multidisciplinary projects globally as well as in successfully transforming and delivering services within business sectors of FMCG, Chemical, Energy & Utility and Discrete Manufacturing and building long lasting relationships. Figure 1.2.5 – Process

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