OIA ICT Portfolio includes following 1) e-Government Infrastructure and Applications Building Services 2) Telemedicine 3) Automatic Weather Monitoring Solution 4) e-Government Capacity Building Services 2) Telemedi

1. Building Infrastructure Globally 14thMarch 2010 New Delhi

2. Executive Summary

4. Offices in New Delhi and Mumbai with Project offices in Ethiopia and Mozambique

5. Identifying Opportunity, Project Development and Marketing are the OIA’s basic skills

6. We CONCEPTUALISE, Design and Engineer projects

7. Conduct techno-economic feasibility and organize financial closure

8. Implement projects on turnkey basis through our consortium partners, who are of global repute and have proven track record

9. ISO 9001:2008 Company

11. OIA Project Development Capabilities SIGNED AND UNDER FINANCIAL CLOSURE

12. IT & IT Enabled Services

14. E-GOVERNMENT INFRASTRUCTURE AND E-SERVICES

15. Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services

16. Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services

17. Setting Up e-Governance Infrastructure and e-Services

19. SETTING UP NATIONAL E-GOVERNMENT TRAINING AND RESEARCH CENTERCreate e-Government Champions amongst Govt Employees

21. provision of a platform for analyzing and systemizing international and domestic experience in e-Governance into forms of knowledge societies which can be transferred to the Govt Employees and Citizens

22. Provision of training services, organising research, facilitating networking and enabling exchange of experience in broad areas of e-governance.

24. Carrying out IT training for civil servants and school informatics teachers

25. Training of government technical staff in system and network administration

26. Training of National e-Government Training and Resource Centre staff

27. Preparation of Syllabus for training of government employees and teachers

29. Telemedicine for Rural Health Delivery OIA offers ReMeDi, a path-breaking telemedicine device which the World Economic Forum at Davos nominated as a “Technology Pioneer” in 2008.This product was developed with a specific aim to deliver healthcare in areas where there is a severe lack of skilled professionals. This solution bridges the gap between the doctor in urban centres and the patient living in constrained and low resource rural parts, where poor bandwidth, disruptive electricity and scarce medical expertise are common.

30. PAN-AFRICA Project ( Tertiary Health Care)

32. Temperature

33. Blood Pressure

34. ECG

36. Equipment taking rural conditions into account

37. Breaking the cost barrier while maintaining the quality

39. Telemedicine Software

40. Electronic Medical Records

41. Client Server ArchitectureHealthcare can now reach every village with Tele-medicine using ReMeDi™

43. Complete PMR including Medical History, Prescriptions and Lab Investigations

44. Real-time and store-and-forward modes

45. Image Capture and transmission

47. Multiple simultaneous consultations

48. Maintenance, Access and Security of Patient Medical Records, authentication

49. Network upgrades of the software

50. Customized billing models for diagnostics and consultations

51. Customer Feedback mechanisms

52. Allows quality control through offline audits

53. Administrator role allows message broadcasting, backups, block/enable client access

55. Hypertension, anaemia

56. Diabetes (Type-II)

57. Skin Diseases (many)

58. Respiratory diseases

59. Eye Care (many)

60. Common ailments

62. Health awareness, social health (through videoconferencing, multimedia)

63. Health records, immunization

64. Health insurance

65. Medicine inventory planning and tracking, reaching genuine medicinesComplete region-wise demographic profile Empowering the policymakers in planning, monitoring and timely intervention

67. Spanning 17 districts of West UP, covering 15,000 villages and a population of 45 Mn

68. A Network of

69. 15,000 Rural Health Providers

70. 1,500 Telemedicine Provision Centers

71. 50 Franchised Medical Clinics

72. 5,000 Shops and

73. A Central Medical Facility

74. Largest Rural Health and Healthcare delivery initiative through telemedicine in the world

77. Most irrigation from non-perennial sources

79. Financial resources not accessible to the farmers due to prior debts

80. Non-coordinated farm activities result in poor yield

81. Risk and Vulnerability trap people in poverty and hamper rural development* (Storms, Pests, Earthquakes) Agricultural losses due to weather conditions is the most prominent reason for rural debts and pushing farmers below the poverty line

83. Reduce basis risk by increased density of weather stations

84. Increased investment in seeds and fertilizers due to reduced risk for better yield

85. Good quality micro weather prediction

86. Soil quality testing & providing expert consultationCrop insurance and micro weather prediction is possible only if accurate weather data is available at high granularity

87. Weather Data at High Granularity Manual Weather Stations Reliability of the data is in question due to manual collection Delays in the data reaching decision points High operational expenses Deployment density low, so local analysis most often not accurate Automatic Weather Stations Prohibitively expensive Mostly Standalone monitors, and not monitoring systems In collaboration with IIT, Madras, and Department of Science & Technology, Automatic Weather Monitoring System was developed to specifically address these issues

88. Automatic Weather Monitoring Solution Breaking price barrier – costs a fraction of conventional systems Measures all important parameters Rainfall, Pressure, Temperature, Humidity, Wind Speed and Direction Accurate readings (validated at IMD) Available in wired (Internet based) or wireless (GSM based) interfaces With battery backup and solar panel Centrally Configurable reading intervals Large storage for measurements at the station – 60,000 readings Complete Client and Server software Logging of readings from distributed locations Micro-grid deployment of automatic weather stations now becomes possible

89. Parameters with Range and Accuracy Indradhanu now operational at 50 locations in Theni and Mayiladuthurai districts of Tamil Nadu

91. Serial Com Port and

92. Internet Connection

93. Indradhanu StationIndradhanu station in GSM coverage area Central Server with GSM modem Central Server with internet connection Deployments Micro-grid deployment of automatic weather stations now becomes possible

94. Automatic Weather Monitoring System GSM-SMS based technology Scalable Architecture – can support large deployments Readings and data/status communication at configurable intervals, Stations configurable from central server Data Recovery Remote through server & at location through web client Auto-monitoring and reports – various formats supported Periodic Data backups at the server Large local storage at the station

95. Automatic Weather Monitoring System

96. Automatic Weather Monitoring System

97. Automatic Weather Monitoring System

98. Automatic Weather Monitoring System

99. Automatic Weather Monitoring System

100. Automatic Weather Monitoring System

101. Automatic Weather Monitoring System 300 stations throughout the state Ground installation Continuous real-time Data at state capital

103. Theme – “ICT in Africa: Challenges and Prospects for Development”

104. Selection Process: Invited applications for showcasing ICT Products and Services in the Exhibition

105. Our Product Telemedicine was selected and we received an invitation to participate as Exhibitors in AU Summit-2010

106. Summit was attended by heads of state and government from more than 50 AU member states

108. President of Senegal’s Visit to our Booth

109. President of Senegal’s Visit to our Booth OIA, India

110. ACCOLADES OIA RECENTLY RECEIVED A PERFORMANCE CERTIFICATE FROM PROJECT OWNERS AND THE IMPLEMENTING COMPANY, EEPCO FOR SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETING THE DESIGN, MANUFACTURING, TESTING & SUPPLY OF THE PROJECT EQUIPMENT AND MATERIAL FOR THE HAGEREMARIAM – MEGA – BOKULBUMA POWER TRANSMISSION, SUB-STATION & DISTRIBUTION PROJECT OIA ALSO TAKES PRIDE IN BEING CALLED AS GOOD CONTRACTOR AND COLLABORATOR BY THE PROJECT IMPLEMENTING COMPANY, ELECTRICIDADE DE MOCAMBIQUE FOR OUR GOOD PERFORMANCE IN COMMISIONING THE 1ST PHASE OF THE RURAL ELECTRIFICATION LINE IN THE GAZA PROVINCE, MOZAMBIQUE. IN THE PICTURE: H. E. Mr. Armando Emilio Guebuza, Hon. President of Mozambique, Mr. Manuel Cuambe, President, Electricidade de Mozambique & Mr V. B. Soni, Chairman, OIA

111. CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY OIA’s Commitment towards fulfilling Corporate Social Responsibilities Overseas Infrastructure Alliance (India) Pvt. Ltd. held a Foundation Stone Laying Ceremony of the OIA India Eye Care Centre on 4th August 2009 at the Zewditu Memorial Hospital Campus in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. The Foundation Stone of the OIA India Eye Care Centre was laid by H. E. Mr. Girma Wolde-Giorgis, Hon. President of the Federal Republic of Ethiopia and present on the occasion were H. E. Mr. Gurjit Singh, Ambassador of India to Ethiopia, Mayor of Addis Ababa City Administration and Ministers from the Health Ministry.

112. Thank you and Over to You