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LTTS, Tennant Partner to Develop Smart Cleaning Tech
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LTTS, Tennant Partner to Develop Smart Cleaning Tech

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has signed a strategic agreement with Tennant Company, a global leader in sustainable cleaning solutions, to establish a dedicated Offshore Development Centre (ODC). The collaboration aims to accelerate the development of next-generation industrial cleaning technologies, underpinned by smart automation, IoT integration, and digital engineering.
The state-of-the-art ODC, to be staffed with a scalable team of engineers, will support Tennant’s New Product Development, Product Lifecycle Management, and other core business functions. LTTS will bring its deep expertise in embedded systems, design engineering, and supply chain optimisation to help Tennant enhance product performance, efficiency, and sustainability.
Speaking on the partnership, Alind Saxena, Executive Director & President - Mobility & Tech at LTTS, said, “This collaboration aligns with our commitment to build sustainable, energy-efficient solutions that power a greener tomorrow. By integrating intelligent design and responsible engineering, we aim to support Tennant’s growth in emerging technologies.”
Pat Schottler, Chief Marketing & Technology Officer at Tennant Company, added, “Partnering with LTTS gives us access to world-class engineering expertise that will accelerate innovation and deliver transformative products aligned with our mission to create a cleaner, safer, and healthier world.”
The partnership also lays the foundation for expanded innovation in Asia-Pacific markets, as both companies work to deliver eco-friendly industrial cleaning systems through collaborative technology development.

L&T Technology Services (LTTS) has signed a strategic agreement with Tennant Company, a global leader in sustainable cleaning solutions, to establish a dedicated Offshore Development Centre (ODC). The collaboration aims to accelerate the development of next-generation industrial cleaning technologies, underpinned by smart automation, IoT integration, and digital engineering.The state-of-the-art ODC, to be staffed with a scalable team of engineers, will support Tennant’s New Product Development, Product Lifecycle Management, and other core business functions. LTTS will bring its deep expertise in embedded systems, design engineering, and supply chain optimisation to help Tennant enhance product performance, efficiency, and sustainability.Speaking on the partnership, Alind Saxena, Executive Director & President - Mobility & Tech at LTTS, said, “This collaboration aligns with our commitment to build sustainable, energy-efficient solutions that power a greener tomorrow. By integrating intelligent design and responsible engineering, we aim to support Tennant’s growth in emerging technologies.”Pat Schottler, Chief Marketing & Technology Officer at Tennant Company, added, “Partnering with LTTS gives us access to world-class engineering expertise that will accelerate innovation and deliver transformative products aligned with our mission to create a cleaner, safer, and healthier world.”The partnership also lays the foundation for expanded innovation in Asia-Pacific markets, as both companies work to deliver eco-friendly industrial cleaning systems through collaborative technology development.

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