The integrated smart city technology platform will enable collection and analysis of utility consumption data. It will also provide diagnosis and allow planning of the overall city infrastructure.
"Tatu City is fast-tracking Africa's digital transformation by adopting digital smart solutions and simplifying its day-to-day operations and the lives of tens of thousands of people," said TTCS East Africa Managing Director Robert Gitau.
The platform expected to enable residents to make smarter decisions about their water and power consumption, eliminating wastage.
TTCS operates in Zimbabwe, Zambia, Malawi, South Africa, Mozambique, Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda, Rwanda and Nigeria.
Tatu City is a special economic zone presenting a unique live, work and play environment that is free from traffic congestion and long-distance commuting.
