E Tech Group Expands SmartSights Partnership for Manufacturing Software

Aug 19, 2026
E Tech Group has expanded its SmartSights partnership, allowing it to resell, implement, integrate and support the full SmartSights software portfolio for manufacturers.

E Tech Group has expanded its partnership with SmartSights through the SmartSights Catalyst Alliance Premier Partner Program, the companies announced in a press release. The change allows E Tech Group to resell, implement, integrate and support the full SmartSights product portfolio for manufacturers.

The SmartSights portfolio includes production intelligence, reporting, alarm notification, issue management and mobile tools. The companies said E Tech Group will support products including ABLE, Peer, OneView, WIN-911, XLReporter and SmartSights Mobile.

E Tech Group will use the software in work with manufacturers in food and beverage, consumer packaged goods, life sciences and other industrial sectors. The partnership covers applications such as overall equipment effectiveness monitoring, downtime analysis, root cause analysis, operational reporting and data foundations for AI projects.

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