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Global AIoT Technology Leader Envision Digital Expands into Germany

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19 May 2020 - Global AIoT technology leader, Envision Digital International Pte Ltd ("Envision Digital"), today announces the launch of its German entity as part of its global expansion strategy.

Part of the Envision Group, Envision Digital owns EnOS™ - the world-class AIoT operating system which currently connects and manages over 63 million smart devices and 120GW of energy assets globally.

Envision Digital's business in Germany will be led by Mr. Drazen Nikolic, who has been appointed as the Managing Director. Drazen joins from global management consulting firm, AlixPartners, where he was Managing Director. He brings 30 years' of experience in technology-enabled business transformation, and has held leadership positions at global consulting firms and technology hardware companies.

Drazen notably served clients such as European leading car manufacturers and key technology suppliers to the automotive industry.

Headquartered in Singapore, Envision Digital has been playing an increasing role in smart city transformational initiatives globally. With the increasing adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) in Germany, Envision Digital Germany will notably focus on home and office-based charging solutions as well as software and services supporting energy transition, decarbonisation for corporations and municipalities.

Envision Digital brings together Artificial Intelligence and Internet of Things (into AIoT) to enable machine to machine, no human touch, real-time optimisation of key assets in the energy, building, manufacturing and city spaces. This includes solutions for solar or wind electricity generation; smart battery charging and load balancing; heating ventilation and air conditioning; field fault detection; preventive maintenance and asset optimisation; security and safety; and alerting.

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