ICT Solutions

PATSA , as an international highly-experienced provider of IT infrastructure and solutions, provides your enterprise with a wide range of IT equipment and solutions. We are entirely proud to be able to cooperate with a good number of highly reputable IT suppliers in the world. Our IT solutions cover a wide range including Servers, Storage, Backup, Networking and Software. We deliver appliance-based solutions in these areas in collaboration with many international IT market leaders.
Key facts

• Successful delivery of ICT and telecoms infrastructure design packages for cloud service providers and hyperscale data centres.
• ICT design solutions for international commercial developments: offices, workplace, shopping centres / retail parks and airports/transport hubs.
• Design and deployment of advanced technology applications in a wide variety of public places: hotels/hospitality, learning environments, public leisure and entertainment.

Airport Digital Solutions

Since 2000, PATSA is an Exclusive Agent of RESA Compnay. RESA, as a french company, has been developing and marketing automated and integrated software solutions, targeting the operational needs of the airport industry (airports, airlines and handling agents) throughout the world. RESA systems are based on proprietary software packages delivering the expertise in all key areas, including passenger and baggage processing, flight management, resource allocation, billing and flight information display systems. The reliability of RESA products helps airports ensure a high return on their IT investment, offering maximum efficiency in check-in and boarding systems and the ability to seamlessly handle increasing traffic in airports worldwide.

Integrated Building Solutions

Modern buildings contain complex mechanical devices, sophisticated control systems and a suite of features to improve the safety, comfort and productivity of occupants. Many of these systems involve machine-to-machine communication, but because the data is general in nature and the communication protocols have been proprietary, information only flows along certain paths. The smart building will require connectivity between all the equipment and systems in a building. An example is chiller plant optimization, which boosts the efficiency of chiller operation by incorporating outside weather data and information about occupancy. Another example is using data to turn off lights and reduce cooling when occupants are not present. The result is a building where lighting, air conditioning, security and other systems pass data freely back and forth which leads to higher efficiency, more safety and comfort, and lower cost operation of the facility.