L&T Technology Services announces strategic partners with UK-based Exponential-e

L&T Technology Services announces strategic partners with UK-based Exponential-e

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L&T Technology Services announced that Exponential-e, a UK-based leading & innovative CSP of enterprise connectivity & unified communications service, entered into a strategic partnership with the company to jointly offer workplace transformation solutions to customers working in the post-COVID environment.

n the new normal brought on by the pandemic, enterprises are ramping up operations in phases and planning to bring back their workforce, with their health and safety being the top priority.

During these times, the need of the hour for companies is to retrofit the workplace with safety solutions on a fully digital foundation that can scale to intelligent buildings/campuses, smart facilities and offices.

According to the partnership, LTTS will offer its latest solution i-BEMS™ Shield, built on the company's award-winning i-BEMS™ framework, and anchored on Exponential-e's next-gen composite SDN carrier grade network & cloud infrastructure. The combination of these solutions will accelerate digital transformation of the workplace, across industries through digital technologies and platforms.

LTTS' Intelligent Building Experience Management System, i-BEMS™ is a modular 'system-of-systems' platform that unifies all campus operations under one system and focuses on creating digital experiences and building optimization.

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First Published: Wed, September 16 2020. 09:08 IST
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US President Donald Trump Accuses Democratic Opponent Joe Biden Of Using Drugs

"He's Taking Something": Donald Trump Accuses Joe Biden Of Using Drugs

Donald Trump repeated his demand that his Democratic opponent Joe Biden should undergo a drug test before their first of three presidential debates scheduled for September 29.

'He's Taking Something': Donald Trump Accuses Joe Biden Of Using Drugs

Donald Trump's comments are just foolish, says US Democratic candidate Joe Biden. (File)

Washington:

US President Donald Trump, in his latest shredding of political niceties, suggested Tuesday that his Democratic opponent Joe Biden has taken drugs to improve his performance in debates.

The Republican, who is well behind in national polls, initially insinuated during a Fox News interview that "something was strange" with what he saw as Biden's improvement during the Democratic primary season debates.

Early on, when there were multiple Democratic candidates lined up on stage, Biden was "a disaster" and "grossly incompetent," Trump said. But at a later debate where Biden was one-on-one with leftist rival Bernie Sanders, "he was OK."

Trump told Fox he didn't want to say what he thought was the reason for the improvement.

Seconds later, he did.

"He's taking something (that) you know, gives him some clarity, or whatever," he said.

Trump repeated his demand that Biden should undergo a drug test before their first of three presidential debates scheduled for September 29.

"I would take one too," he said.

Biden responded by telling a Florida radio station "I'm looking forward to the debate and he's a fool. The comments are just foolish."

Trump, 74, has for months tried to persuade voters that Biden, 77, is suffering from mental decline.

The former businessman cites Biden's penchant for gaffes -- which some believe to be linked to the Democrat's lifelong struggle with stuttering -- and his reluctance to face unscripted questioning from reporters.

Trump -- who takes questions from reporters almost daily but is known for his own frequently garbled and baffling statements -- said, "Joe is lost. We can't have a president that is mentally lost."

Trump told Fox that, with attacks from the Democrat side gaining intensity, he will now "take the gloves off."

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