Bahrain-based telco Batelco, in collaboration with Elear, has launched ‘Smart Property’, an IoT-based home automation product that benefits property owners, facility managers and tenants.
Batelco’s product has been designed to enable property owners to efficiently manage their properties, reduce costs and maximise revenues, through smart and intelligent solutions.
The Smart Property product, a 360-degree smart living solution which features three main elements; Home Automation, Property Management and Smart Energy, is designed for a contemporary lifestyle, as it completely automates a property, making it more appealing to tenants.
Ashish Bajaj, CEO, Elear Solutions, said: “Elear Solutions, a technology products company that enables easier development of Edge Compute AI-driven apps, devices and services, is on a mission to simplify the development of low latency digital services in the 5G and IoT era. We are very excited to partner with Batelco as our lead customer in the GCC region. Their vision with the convergence of Smart Home, Smart Property and Smart Energy exemplifies their market knowledge and innovation, Batelco is leading the way in showing property owners and their tenants how a smart home ecosystem can enhance lives in ways unimagined before.”
Abderrahmane Mounir, General Manager, Enterprise, Batelco, said: “We are pleased to introduce this innovative digital product, in partnership with Elear, to benefit property owners in Bahrain, helping them to deliver one solution with many benefits. By having ‘smart’ properties, building owners can attract tenants who demand efficiently run, cost saving homes. The customisable product is designed by Batelco’s team to suit the specific requirements of each property, working to enhance the lives of owners and tenants alike.”
“The introduction of Smart Property is in line with Batelco’s strategy to move beyond its core business into non-telecom adjacent businesses, as part of its provisioning of digital solutions, in line with Bahrain’s 2030 vision of a digitised economy,” Mounir added.
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