Kochi, India - December 2007:Assyst wins the contract to provide onsite support for Rubber Board Computerization Phase II. Assyst has for the last three years been carrying out consultancy, development and support activities for the ERP project being implemented at the Board’s Head Office at Kottayam. The main modules that the system features are Finance and Accounts, HR and Career Progression, Payroll, and Marketing and Statistics. The application also supports Planning and Production at the Board’s crumb rubber factory.
The application manages information about Rubber Growers / Plantations, Dealers, Exporters etc. in the country. The application will be used to issue / monitor licenses and renewals. It is used to manage / track the cess collection from the dealers and processors. Planter’s subsidies and loans are also handled by the system. It also has features to monitor the inter-state transportation of rubber.
The Rubber Research Institute of India, which though an integral part of the Rubber Board, functions as an independent unit, is also benefited by this application by way of the training monitoring and project monitoring modules developed for their purpose.
About Assyst International Pvt. Ltd.
Assyst International Pvt. Ltd. is a wholly owned subsidiary and the Offshore Development Center (ODC) of Advanced Software Systems Inc. (Assyst), a C corporation established in 1993 and headquartered in Sterling, Virginia. Located at Cochin, India, Assyst International is a leading information technology solutions provider with a successful track record of providing business and technology consulting services to a whole host of clients both domestic and global. The processes, methodologies, and tools that Assystuses ensures reduced cycle times, speedy product delivery, lower cost of ownership, better risk mitigation, better return on investment and quicker response to customer requirements. The ODC is equipped with T1 connectivity, high-end servers, multiple firewalls, Virtual Private Networks, efficient and secured communication lines, and uninterrupted power supply.
