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Embarc Information Technology (P) Ltd.
Company

Thirty years of building systems businesses cannot switch off

Embarc Information Technology Pvt. Ltd. has designed, built and operated production software continuously since 1994. Our flagship platform, Find'n'Secure, ingests GPS, CAN and sensor telemetry for fleet operators in more than 30 countries — and the same engineering standard now underwrites our AI products.

Founded
1994
Continuous operation, same ownership
Entity
Pvt. Ltd.
Embarc Information Technology, India
Markets
30+
Asia, Middle East, Africa, Europe
Longest deployment
10+ yrs
Upgraded in place, never migrated off

We are a senior engineering organisation rather than a delivery pyramid. The people who design a platform write its ingestion path, review its security model and stay on call for it — which keeps decisions traceable and upgrade paths honest. Our work spans device protocol adapters and telemetry ingestion, geospatial and time-series data engineering, multi-tenant cloud architecture, and the operator consoles and mobile clients on top.

That foundation is what our AI products are built on. BLD Coach interprets clinical biomarker panels under strict data scoping; Nihongo Drill runs adaptive scheduling and model-assisted correction offline-first. Both inherit the platform disciplines that keep an enterprise deployment running for a decade: evaluation before release, observability on every critical path, and no ambiguity about where customer data lives.

We compete on engineering depth and continuity of support, not on release velocity.

The record since 1994

A global journey, documented as it happened

Dates and figures below come from the original contracts, customer letters and case study documents — several of which are reproduced alongside.

  1. 1994

    Embarc Information Technology is founded

    Established in India as a software engineering company, operating from Noida Special Economic Zone. Enterprise software delivery has been continuous since.

  2. 2000s

    Find'n'Secure: web-based real-time GPS tracking

    Development of Find'n'Secure, a web-based real-time GPS tracking and fleet management platform, together with supply of trackers for vehicles, people, vessels and aircraft.

  3. 2010

    First international deployments documented

    Modern Technology Co. L.L.C in Oman confirms supply of Find'n'Secure tracking system, software and hardware at an order value of USD 100,008. Algeo Fleet in Algeria completes its Find'n'Secure implementation in February 2010.

    Original reference letter, Modern Technology Co. L.L.C, Oman — 17 December 2010.
    Original reference letter, Modern Technology Co. L.L.C, Oman — 17 December 2010.
  4. 2011

    Credential verification for railway tendering

    Algeo Fleet confirms the Find'n'Secure contract and rates performance as very good, in a credential verification addressed to the Divisional Railway Manager (S&T), N.E. Railway, Lucknow.

    Credential verification letter, Algeo Fleet, Algeria — 25 January 2011.
    Credential verification letter, Algeo Fleet, Algeria — 25 January 2011.
  5. 2014

    Government and humanitarian programmes

    Case studies documented for Dubai Police General HQ in the UAE and the World Health Organization in Ethiopia — national commercial-vehicle tracking and ambulance fleet monitoring on the same platform.

    Dubai Police case study, May 2014.
    Dubai Police case study, May 2014.
  6. 2015

    Operator-grade services with Ooredoo Maldives

    Vessel, personal and air-taxi tracking delivered as commercial services on a self-hosted Find'n'Secure deployment, including regulatory geofencing for the Ministry of Fisheries.

    Ooredoo Maldives case study, December 2015.
    Ooredoo Maldives case study, December 2015.
  7. 2016

    Find'n'Secure 5.0 and global exhibitions

    Version 5.0 introduced with cloud deployment and a redesigned console, shown at CeBIT in Hannover and at IndiaSoft, with Japanese-language presentation for the Japan market.

    Embarc at CeBIT, Hannover — March 2016.
    Embarc at CeBIT, Hannover — March 2016.
  8. Today

    AI applications on the same engineering standard

    Partners in more than 45 countries, mobile applications on Android and iOS, and an AI product family built with the platform disciplines that keep enterprise deployments running for a decade.

    Buyer meetings at the Embarc stand.
    Buyer meetings at the Embarc stand.
Platform generations

Four rewrites, no customer taken off the platform

Each shift below was executed while live deployments kept running.

  1. 1994

    Company incorporated

    Embarc Information Technology Pvt. Ltd. begins building custom business systems for Indian enterprises — inventory, dispatch and back-office platforms delivered on-premise.

  2. 2000s

    Telematics platform established

    Find'n'Secure enters production as a hosted GPS tracking platform, with protocol adapters written per device vendor and a tenant-isolated data model from the first release.

  3. 2010s

    Multi-country enterprise scale

    Deployments expand across Asia, the Middle East, Africa and Europe. Reporting moves to pre-computed trip and exception models to keep query cost flat as fleets grow.

  4. 2020s

    Cloud-native re-platforming

    Ingestion, analytics and console tiers separated into independently deployable services with infrastructure as code, automated pipelines and end-to-end observability.

  5. Today

    Applied AI on operational data

    The same engineering standard extended to AI products — retrieval, evaluation and privacy scoping treated as platform concerns, not model features.

How we engage

Three delivery models, one standard

Commercial structure varies by programme; architecture review, documentation and handover do not.

Platform licensing

Find'n'Secure deployed as a managed multi-tenant service or as a dedicated instance where data residency or procurement rules require it.

  • Dedicated or shared tenancy
  • Named support contact
  • Quarterly platform releases

Product engineering

A senior team assigned to design, build and operate a system you own — architecture, delivery and handover documented from the first sprint.

  • Architecture and design authority
  • CI/CD and IaC delivered with the code
  • Runbooks and knowledge transfer

Modernisation programme

Phased replacement of business-critical legacy systems, running old and new in parallel until cutover criteria are met and evidenced.

  • Integration and data migration
  • Parallel-run validation
  • Reversible cutover plan
Operating principles

What we hold constant

Engineering judgement over trend

Technology choices are made against a ten-year operating horizon. We adopt new platforms — cloud, AI, edge — when they reduce risk or cost for a system we will still be running in a decade.

Complexity absorbed, not exported

Multi-tenancy, device heterogeneity and audit requirements are handled inside the platform so that operators see a console they can run a shift from, not a configuration surface.

Accountability for what we ship

The team that designs a system operates it. Incident response, upgrade paths and long-term support sit with the same engineers, which is why deployments last past a decade.