See and control infrastructure spread across the islands.
Energy and water across ministries and public facilities. Server rooms and archives monitored continuously. Fleet and equipment tracking. One live view of distributed infrastructure that used to be invisible between site visits.
Visibility across every site, in one view.
Government and parastatal operations in Seychelles are inherently distributed: multiple buildings on Mahé, properties on Praslin and the inner islands, infrastructure spread across districts and coastlines. Site visits are slow, problems are invisible until someone walks past them, and budgets are scrutinised. IoT solves all three problems with one platform.
Where IoT moves the needle.
Building energy and water management
Sub-metering and live dashboards across ministry offices and public facilities. Verifiable savings ready for public reporting.
Distributed infrastructure oversight
Pumps, generators, water tanks, lighting, environmental sensors across multiple islands, all on one map.
Server rooms, archives, controlled storage
Continuous environmental monitoring for data centres, records, museum collections, and pharma stores. Tamper-evident, audit-ready logs.
Fleet and equipment tracking
Vehicles, plant, generators and tools across departments. Geofencing, trip logs, and out-of-hours alerts to support governance.
Public-facility safety
Smoke, gas and intrusion sensors across schools, clinics, and public buildings, on one dashboard.
Verifiable, exportable reporting
Every reading and event is logged. Reports for parliament, ministers, donors, and the auditor general are a click away, not a project.
What it looks like in Seychelles.
- A ministry deploys energy and water monitoring across 14 buildings on Mahé and Praslin, with one consolidated dashboard for the permanent secretary.
- A parastatal monitors water network pressure and flow across districts and identifies losses worth millions in the first year.
- A national archive monitors humidity and temperature in its long-term storage rooms, with automatic alerts and an audit trail.
- A government fleet management unit deploys IoT tracking across vehicles and ends unrecorded after-hours usage.
Operations this is built for.
Ministries, departments, parastatals, statutory bodies, public utilities, schools and universities, hospitals and clinics, courts and archives, port and airport operators, and any public-sector operator with infrastructure across multiple sites.
Most deployments combine these.
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Is the data secure and sovereign?
Yes. Data ownership is yours. For sensitive use cases we deploy with private network infrastructure and on-soil hosting where required.
Can this be procured through standard tender processes?
Yes. We routinely respond to public tenders and structure deployments for the relevant procurement frameworks.
Will it run when the internet is down?
Yes. The system is designed for outages: sensors keep recording, alerts can fall back to SMS, and data syncs when connectivity returns.
Ready to see what IoT would look like for your government & parastatals operation?
Book a free consultation. We model the realistic payback before proposing anything.