Products, platforms and ventures over time.

TG developed its own customer-management platform after years of enterprise CRM implementation work.

The platform applied TG's CRM experience to product design, database systems and commercial customer-management software.

Historical application and database materials document Salesforz / SalesForzV2 across multiple stages of the platform's development cycle.

Another example of recurring proprietary work in CRM and sales-force automation rather than isolated consulting delivery.

Wortix Healthcare remains part of Techno Global's current healthcare activity. Its documented roots include an online healthcare relationship platform connecting patients with doctors, healthcare professionals and suppliers.

Historical material documents direct communication, provider and supplier relationships, account information and privacy-oriented user identity across a multi-participant healthcare network. The current initiative continues from those healthcare-platform roots.

TG built and deployed web-based teleradiology connecting radiologists and healthcare institutions as part of its broader healthcare-platform work.

Historical material includes deployments and institutional work in Latin America, plus integration with laboratory, hospital and practice-management systems. Teleradiology workflows included use of ILO classification standards.

5MS was presented as a cloud media platform built around an interactive tile-based interface, multi-device delivery and the use of device sensors and hardware capabilities.

The platform used adaptive media layouts, cloud distribution and context-aware interaction across phones, tablets and computers.

Bliss / Sekur sits within TG's geolocation-cloud period, supported by product collateral, AWS Marketplace material, end-user licensing and commercial material for the Techno Global Geolocation Cloud.

The platform combined cloud delivery, geolocation services, marketplace readiness, commercial licensing and security / location applications.

GeoAnts belongs to the period when TG was moving toward location-aware, mobile and cloud-connected services.

It reflects the breadth of TG's experimentation in geolocation and mobile products during the expansion of its connected-services portfolio.

Flamedic focused on healthcare-oriented digital workflows and commercial product use cases.

Flamedic shows TG applying product development to a specialized healthcare environment and translating domain needs into digital systems.

Inventorio was presented as a cloud platform for asset visibility using GPS, Bluetooth, mapped inventory and automated updates across distributed locations.

Inventorio combined financial-system integration, reporting and cloud scalability within a broader asset-management workflow.

EMA was presented as a reactive-maintenance workflow combining call-center intake, automated processes and technician dispatch for urgent service requests.

The product focused on request assessment, technician matching and dispatch across store and site maintenance scenarios.

Techno Global presented queue-management systems designed around real-time wait information, centralized control, mobile access and visual activity pipelines.

The product included scheduling, location-aware task organization, operational analytics, reporting and geolocation-assisted resource allocation.

Wortix EV vehicles run an embedded Linux system built with the Yocto Project.

Applied in Wortix EV.

ECOBPM became a long-running operating platform supporting enterprise maintenance environments over time.

Work orders, vendors, invoices, SLAs, compliance requirements and external-system integrations across enterprise and multi-site operating environments.

Sweven IoT combines industrial field devices and integrated sensors with a cloud platform for remote monitoring, alerts, analysis and operational visibility.

The public offering documents Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, LoRa and 4G LTE connectivity; GPS and sensor-based tracking; real-time monitoring of tank levels, temperature and pressure; instant alerts; cloud storage; over-the-air updates; APIs; and automatic work-order triggers through Sweven's Auto-Dispatch model.

Sweven applies decades of facilities operating knowledge to a model built around automation, AI, IoT and experienced Fractional Facility Managers.

The model is designed around automating routine operating execution while experienced managers intervene where judgment and context are required.

Wortix EV combines commercial electric work vehicles with connected fleet-management software and vehicle data.

Its public materials describe fleet visibility, vehicle data including battery condition, brake wear and motor faults, GPS-enabled operations, route optimization and predictive-maintenance workflows. Wortix EV vehicles run an embedded Linux system built with the Yocto Project.