SMART Technologies, a global leader in interactive technology, has officially launched its operations in the Indian market, marking a significant milestone in the company’s 35-year history. With the introduction of the SMART Board MX Series and SMART Board GX Series interactive displays, the company is set to revolutionise the Indian education sector by providing state-of-the-art, locally manufactured technology tailored specifically for Indian schools.
As part of its commitment to the Indian market, SMART Technologies has established a manufacturing base in Andhra Pradesh, working with one of India’s largest Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) partners. This strategic move not only enhances the company’s production capabilities but also underscores its dedication to local economic growth and efficient supply chain management. The locally-produced interactive displays are designed to meet the highest quality standards while addressing the specific needs of Indian educational institutions.
Jeff Lowe, Executive Vice President of SMART Technologies, emphasised the company’s dedication to the Indian market, stating, “Our launch in India is a testament to our commitment to this dynamic market. We are here to help teachers, students, and education leaders create connections that matter, and we’re thrilled to bring our leading products to millions of students and teachers across the country. SMART is here to stay, and we look forward to working closely with schools and organisations nationwide.”
SMART’s interactive displays are engineered to bring learning to life with features that save teachers time and engage students in meaningful ways. The SMART Board MX Series, equipped with SMART iQ, a designed-for-education embedded computing solution, stands out as an easy-to-use, power-efficient option that offers unique upgradability and multiple student engagement features.
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In a further demonstration of its commitment to India, SMART Technologies has announced the designation of three Indian schools as SMART Exemplary Schools. GEI’s Subhedar Wada Medium School in Mumbai, Surana High Tech International School in Chennai, and Sense Kaleidoscopes in Bengaluru will join over 35 global schools that have been recognised for their innovative use of educational technology to drive positive learning outcomes. These schools will be formally awarded in the coming days, marking a first for the country.
Education professionals can experience SMART’s innovative interactive displays firsthand at InfoComm at the Jio World Convention Centre in Mumbai and Didac India from September 18-20 at the Yashobhoomi (India International Convention & Expo Centre) in New Delhi.
With this launch, SMART Technologies is poised to transform the educational landscape in India, bringing advanced, outcome-focused technology to classrooms across the nation.
