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Delta IT Network expands automotive tech partnerships

Nivedita by Nivedita
July 19, 2025
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Signs AMC & ARC Deals with Suzuki Motorcycles, Krishna Maruti; RTO Project in Maharashtra Scales Up

NEW DELHI: IT solutions provider Delta IT Network (Delta ITN) has expanded its footprint in the automotive sector, signing fresh Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) and Annual Rate Contracts (ARC) with Suzuki Motorcycles and Krishna Maruti Ltd (KML), valued at over Rs 2.5 crore.

Delta ITN, based in Delhi-NCR, has deepened its seven-year association with Suzuki by deploying Lenovo, Asus, and Cisco Meraki solutions, alongside CrowdStrike cybersecurity tools. Its support includes over 1,000 surveillance cameras and face-recognition access systems.

“We’ve modernized Suzuki’s digital infrastructure across Manesar and Kharkhoda, reaffirming our role as their most trusted tech partner,” said Vikrant Diwan, COO.

Delta ITN also inked a new deal with Krishna Maruti, part of the Maruti Suzuki Group, to equip its Kharkhoda hub with Dell PowerEdge servers, workstations, and enterprise networking gear.

“Since 2013, we’ve scaled from basic IT to full-stack enterprise solutions at KML,” said Shilpa Kapoor, Business Manager.

The company is also executing a Rs 15 crore turnkey IT project for 27 RTOs in Maharashtra, covering infrastructure for commercial vehicle fitness testing, surveillance, PA systems, and telecom.

“We’ve deployed engineers on the ground and expect completion within 18 months,” said Deepanshu Chauhan, CEO.

With expansion plans in Karnataka and Jammu & Kashmir, Delta ITN is eyeing additional Rs 15 crore in contracts. The firm continues to lead in system integration for Automotive and EdTech, recently launching its DeltaView platform under the Make in India initiative.

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