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Eonour bags orders from Hero Puch, AP Schools
By siliconindia
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Monday, 09 September 2002, 19:30 IST
CHENNAI: Eonour Technologies, a Chennai-based technology solutions provider, has received two prestigious orders from Hero Honda group and AP Schools recently.
Hero groups order pertains to an atomization of dealers network of Hero Puch. Eonour has earlier provider automation of the dealers of Hero Honda and this is an automatic entry into their other group Company. The initial phase will cover atomization of 65 dealers.
The second order is an order bagged by System Telecom and Data Services (STADS), a 100% subsidiary of Eonour Technologies from 340 schools of Andhra Pradesh, for a networking assignment. This project has been out sourced by NIIT and Wipro for offering networking solutions to these 340 schools across Andhra Pradesh. The project being implemented in the schools across Andhra Pradesh will take care of data networking and electrical design work at these locations.
"With these orders, the order books of the Eonour have gone up to Rs 130 crore on a consolidated basis. These orders are of the high margins and hence the bottom line of the Company will improve considerably during the current fiscal with an impact of strengthening of the consolidated EPS of the Company," said R Karthik, CEO, Eonour Technologies Ltd.
Karthik said Eonour has taken up the job of automating the dealer network of Hero Puch, which completely integrates all the activities including inventory control, purchase, accounts customer relations, payroll, service etc. This serves as a complete ERP to any dealer network by allowing information sharing. This completely reduces chances of error and maintains absolute integrity of information and provides excellent reporting tools for the OEM.
Talking out AP schools order bagged by STAD, he said Eonour holds 100 per cent stake in System Telecom and Data Services (STADS) and is geared to address networking and system integration needs through acquisition of STADS.