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Synoptics Technologies Ltd. is an IT services company that provides a range of solutions in IT infrastructure, networking, and security. The company offers services including the design, implementation, and support of network equipment like routers and switches, and connectivity solutions for branches. It also specializes in cloud services such as designing solutions for cloud application deployment, migration, and management, alongside offering software development and application modernization. Furthermore, Synoptics Technologies provides IT service solutions like firewall installation and management, data center design and optimization, and various active and passive networking solutions including LAN, WAN, Software Defined WAN, and Wi-Fi. The company's security services encompass IT security and managed security services, with a focus on data backup and recovery. Synoptics Technologies supports organizations in their digital transformation journeys and provides managed services. The company caters to enterprise customers, government bodies, and retail outlets across various industries including banking, finance, engineering, telecom, retail, and logistics, with a significant presence across India.
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