Entropia Launches Aladdin For B2C IoT Services In Joint Venture With Rudra Labs

Entropia marketing consultancy has launched a new offering in a joint venture with Rudra Labs named Aladdin, to bring the Internet of Things (IoT) opportunities to consumer businesses and help them drive higher growth.

Rudra Labs was launched in 2016 with operating offices in Singapore and Hyderabad. Rudra Labs is an expert in designing and producing IoT device platforms with deep expertise in Firmware, hardware, IoT cloud and native, as well as IoT security.

Aladdin will be led by Rajeev Bala, CEO of Rudra Labs. He will be supported by a team of 22 people spread across Hyderabad, Kuala Lumpur, Manila and Singapore. The outfit will deliver end-to-end from value mapping to concept development to prototyping to final production. It will also close the full customer data-to-sales loop once usage begins.

Commenting on the launch, Rajeev Bala, Chief Inventor of Aladdin said, “it’s time brands went beyond merely campaigns and content to offer IoT utility that creates a new level of value for customers and higher margins for businesses.”

“In a world deeply impatient with sales pitches, an IoT based brand value can establish a more meaningful value exchange between people and brands. Aladdin aims to do exactly that,” he added.

“The future of living resides in a matrix of sensors that work in tandem to simplify and enhance our lives. Hence, we can pack more life in each life,” said Prashant Kumar, Founder and Senior Partner of Entropia.

“Aladdin is conceived to enhance brand power by using connected objects to better customer experience as well as solve unmet customer problems. It opens up a whole new world of customer value propositions that have the power to transform many categories,” he added.

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