4Sight Holdings Limited provides technology solutions in South Africa, rest of Africa, Europe, the Middle East and Australasia, and the Americas. The company offers asset automation solutions, including intelligent motor control, process automation system, digital energy, cyber security, and IIoT; asset optimization solutions comprising manufacturing execution system, process control, asset performance management, and simulation; asset simulation solutions; and enterprise resource planning, HR and payroll, business intelligence and reporting, fixed asset, and customer relationship management solutions. It also provides digital enterprise, cybersecurity, software and application development, adoption and change management, data enablement, and intelligent automation solutions; and distributes and supports artificial intelligence solutions on behalf of software vendors, such as Microsoft and Sage, as well as a range of vertical and horizontal ISV applications. The company serves agriculture, car rentals, education, engineering, export, financial services, healthcare, hospitality, importing and clearing agents, logistics, manufacturing, mining, oil and gas, power and utilities, professional services, property management, retail, software supply and consulting, telcos and infrastructure, transport, and warehousing and distribution industries, as well as government and public sectors, regulatory bodies, project based companies, and non-profit organizations. 4Sight Holdings Limited was incorporated in 2017 and is based in Four Ways, South Africa.
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