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SMART Technologies delivers AI-powered SMART Board® interactive displays and collaboration software that bring people, ideas, and learning together. We support classrooms and business teams with intuitive tools that make communication easier, engagement stronger, and outcomes better. With more than 35 years of innovation, SMART continues to lead the industry in interactive displays and connected learning experiences.

NextEra is a next-generation technology company based in Saudi Arabia, established as a joint venture between Aramco Digital—the digital and technology subsidiary of Aramco—and LTIMindtree, a global leader in technology consulting and digital solutions. We deliver localized IT services and drive innovation across AI, cloud, Industry 4.0, and sustainable technologies, in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030. Uniquely positioned to blend local insight with global expertise, NextEra provides tailored solutions for the evolving needs of regional and international markets. By optimizing operations and fostering innovation across critical sectors, we aim to be a cornerstone of Saudi Arabia’s digitally driven future. For more details, contact us: Marketing@nexteratech.com

TECHNOCORP is the trademark of Anthony Sukdeo o/a small business 1992: * IT products & services * Reporting on the news The TECHNOCORP trademark is a registered trademark or a trademark in the EU, USA, and Canada, and in other regions. TECHNOSOFT BUSINESS SYSTEMS Anthony Sukdeo operates as Technosoft Business Systems, a private Canadian business created in 1992. See Telemark (http://www.marquedor.com/telemarque/annee2004/vol11no12c_detail_en.html) on Anthony Sukdeo winning a lengthy trademark dispute with Gestion TechnoCap Inc., a venture capital company. SECITS INC. Anthony Sukdeo uses the Canadian entity Secits Inc. (created in 2006) to do service contracts. The TECHNOCORP trademark is licenced to Secits Inc. NOTICE As a footnote, the unstructured web and social media is making it possible for "popup companies and impersonators" to use the TECHNOCORP trademark in their names to imply brand association without a licence. In fact all trademark owners/holders are concerned about this problem. Many businesses with trademarks are concern about the safety of consumers and the implications for their brands, when this happens. Anyone acting to mislead is untrustworthy. On the other hand, it is just strange to see that for some people originality is not important. Fortunately, consumers know to append the suffix ".com" to any trademark to find the original website. In the case of Technocorp, consumers should know that any legitimate licencee of the Technocorp trademark will be listed on the technocorp.com website.