Overview
On 26 August 2026, from New Delhi, Schneider Electric – a global energy‑technology leader – launched its Installed Base Tracking campaign across India. The movement encourages Indian enterprises to create a digital identity for each critical electrical asset, marking the first step toward predictive asset‑lifecycle management and condition‑based maintenance.
Initiative Details
Schneider Electric notes that while many organisations catalogue corporate assets, critical electrical infrastructure often operates without a digital footprint. By assigning a distinct digital identity to every electrical asset, the company aims to bridge this gap, enabling a shift from reactive to predictive maintenance. The campaign targets the rapidly scaling industrial, commercial, and data‑centre ecosystems, which face unprecedented demand for continuous power and minimal downtime.
Vice President of Services, Damini Chaudhari, explained that clear visibility of installed assets—including equipment details, lifecycle status and service history—allows businesses to make more informed decisions on maintenance, modernization, replacement and end‑of‑life planning. This, she said, creates a stronger foundation for efficiency, uptime and reliability.
Benefits
With greater installed‑base visibility, customers can receive personalised service recommendations tailored to specific equipment and operational requirements. As asset information becomes digitised and linked to Schneider Electric’s service capabilities, businesses gain deeper insights into equipment performance, can identify potential issues earlier, and make timely decisions that support operational continuity and maximise asset life. The initiative promises faster support, easier planning, higher visibility and reduced downtime risk.
Schneider Electric invites Indian businesses to register their installed base through the campaign, positioning the digital identity as the cornerstone for subsequent digitisation, advanced analytics and data‑driven asset management.
About Schneider Electric
Schneider Electric drives efficiency and sustainability by electrifying, automating and digitalising industries, businesses and homes. Its portfolio spans intelligent devices, software‑defined architectures, AI‑powered systems, digital services and expert advisory. The company employs roughly 160,000 people, works with about one million partners in over 100 countries, and is consistently ranked among the world’s most sustainable corporations. More information is available at www.se.com.
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