Shas­tri Boodan

SE­WA TT has re­ceived telecom­mu­ni­ca­tions equip­ment val­ued at $50,000 to bet­ter sup­port the char­i­ta­ble or­gan­i­sa­tion’s ef­forts dur­ing na­tion­al emer­gen­cies. The do­na­tion came from Com­put­er Tech­nolo­gies and Ser­vices Lim­it­ed (CT­SL), which launched its op­er­a­tions in Cou­va on Thurs­day.

CT­SL Founder and Man­ag­ing Di­rec­tor, Rush­ton Paray, said the ini­tia­tive formed part of a com­mit­ment he made to SE­WA TT dur­ing his 10-year tenure as the MP for Ma­yaro. Paray praised SE­WA TT’s ded­i­ca­tion to as­sist­ing those in need dur­ing times of dis­as­ter.

“We are hap­py to do­nate this IP­BX sys­tem. It’s a 10-ter­mi­nal sys­tem specif­i­cal­ly de­signed for mo­bile op­er­a­tions. It has 8 mo­bile FSO in it so you won’t need ac­cess to hard phone lines in times of dis­as­ter,” he said.

Paray said CT­SL re­mains com­mit­ted to Cor­po­rate So­cial Re­spon­si­bil­i­ty. He ex­plained that the com­pa­ny was found­ed in 1994 and has since es­tab­lished it­self as a pre­mier ICT provider, of­fer­ing world-class con­sult­ing and in­no­v­a­tive ICT so­lu­tions.

Speak­ing about the com­pa­ny’s ex­pan­sion in­to Cou­va, Paray said it strate­gi­cal­ly places CT­SL clos­er to the Point Lisas In­dus­tri­al Es­tate: “We felt that this was a good place to deep­en our roots and ob­vi­ous­ly this is where the biggest play­ers out­side of bpTT, which we have a long-stand­ing re­la­tion­ship with, op­er­ate. I think we are well tooled and pre­pared for that fu­ture. I agree that Point Lisas is a ma­ture IT mar­ket in terms of the his­to­ry that many of the com­pa­nies here would have long-stand­ing re­la­tion­ships with ex­ist­ing play­ers, but we al­so know that busi­ness­es here de­mand ser­vice providers who can an­tic­i­pate chal­lenges, adapt quick­ly and de­liv­er flaw­less­ly, and that’s what we are able to do with our clients on the south-east­ern side of the is­land.”

He said CT­SL has a proven track record in high-stakes en­vi­ron­ments, con­sis­tent­ly de­liv­er­ing un­der pres­sure through pre­ci­sion and re­spon­sive­ness. He not­ed that the com­pa­ny us­es a dif­fer­ent mod­el from many op­er­a­tors by an­chor­ing part­ner­ships with both lo­cal and in­ter­na­tion­al en­ti­ties to meet clients’ needs.

As an ex­am­ple, Paray said while some op­er­a­tors may take two weeks to re­lo­cate a fi­bre line, CT­SL can com­plete the task in a sin­gle day.