Softlogic Information Technologies (Pvt) Ltd has secured a Bronze Award at the National ICT Awards – NBQSA 2026 for ‘Senti – Talk to Your Fleet’ in the Transport in Industrial category. The company has also received the ASOCIO Digital & AI Award 2026 in the AI in Manufacturing / Supply Chain category, recognizing its work in applying artificial intelligence to business operations. Together, these achievements show how Sri Lankan technology is increasingly being used to solve practical business challenges and demonstrate how the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI) can assist organizations in converting operational data into insights that can be put to use. Knowing the whereabouts of vehicles is just one aspect of the difficulties faced by businesses managing supply chains, transportation, and distribution. It is equally crucial to understand how they are driven, which vehicles need maintenance, and how fleet data might influence operational decisions. By combining AI and IoT, Senti - Talk to Your Fleet meets this demand by offering real-time fleet operations visibility and supporting more informed decision-making. Senti helps organizations better understand fleet activity and make more informed operational decisions by connecting vehicle data with intelligent insights. Its applications are relevant to industries where vehicle utilization, delivery reliability, and operational visibility are critical to daily operations, such as manufacturing, retail, healthcare, agriculture, and public transport. Commenting on the achievement, Roshan Rassool, CEO – Managing Director of Softlogic Information Technologies (Pvt) Ltd said: “We are immensely proud to see “Senti – Talk to Your Fleet” recognized at the National ICT Awards – NBQSA. This achievement reflects our strategic commitment to leveraging technology, data, and intelligent insights to solve real-world challenges and deliver measurable business value. By integrating IoT and AI, Senti enables organizations to gain real-time visibility into fleet operations, enhance operational efficiency, and make smarter, data-driven decisions. Our vision is to transform the way businesses manage logistics and transportation through intelligent, scalable technology. We extend our sincere appreciation to the entire team whose collective vision, expertise, and dedication have been instrumental in bringing Senti to this milestone. This achievement reflects the power of collaboration and our shared commitment to innovation and excellence. As we look ahead, we remain focused on building solutions that create meaningful business impact, strengthen our global competitiveness, and demonstrate the potential of Sri Lankan innovation on the international stage. This recognition is an important milestone in a journey to be the future leader in the IoT and AI marketing in Sri Lanka and the region.” Senti is recognized in the Transport in Industrial category by the NBQSA Bronze Award. In addition, Softlogic Information Technologies is recognized by the ASOCIO Digital & AI Award in the AI in Manufacturing/Supply Chain category, which reflects the company’s wider efforts to apply AI to supply chain and industrial challenges. Understanding what operational data can reveal and how those insights might help everyday decisions is crucial for organizations considering fleet technology. Softlogic Information Technologies seeks to make AI and IoT more useful for businesses looking for better operational visibility with solutions like Senti.
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