NTT Limited announced Dimension Data and NTT Communications in Hong Kong and Macau have joined 28 companies and brands from over 70 countries worldwide to rebrand as NTT, the global US $11 billion technology services company.
The company also announced that NTT Ltd. in Hong Kong and Macau will be led by Steven Medeiros, CEO, Hong Kong and Macau, NTT Ltd. He will be responsible for making sure the market meets the ambitious objectives of NTT Ltd. and its clients. He reports to North Asia CEO for NTT Ltd., Taichi Hiramatsu.
Based in Hong Kong, Hiramatsu will be responsible for the company’s strategic development and operations across Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Korea markets. He reports to John Lombard, Asia Pacific CEO for NTT Ltd.
When launched on 1 July 2019, NTT Ltd. brought together 40,000 people from brands including Dimension Data, DTSI, Emerio, NTT Communications, NTT Security, and Training Partners into one company. NTT Ltd. will partner over 10,000 clients around the world, including leading organizations across financial services, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, energy & utilities, manufacturing, automotive and technology sectors.
The brands that will be combined over a phased period to form NTT Ltd. include: Arkadin, CAPSiDE, Communications Lifecycle Management (CLM), DPA, DTSI Group, Emerio, e-shelter, Euricom, e2y, Global IP Network (GIN), Gyron, Netmagic Solutions, NTT Communications Cloud Infrastructure Services (NTT Com CIS), NTT Communications Managed Services, NTT Global Networks, NTT Indonesia Nexcenter (NTTI Nexcenter), Oakton, RagingWire, Secure-24, SQL Services, Symmetry, Training Partners, Transatel, Viiew and WhiteHat Security.
As well as being able to offer more in-depth industry solutions for clients, NTT Ltd. in Hong Kong and Macau will benefit from NTT’s innovation center in Japan as well as being able to make use of its full partnership network.
“The North Asia market has often been at the forefront of innovation, both in developing technology as well as application. And Hong Kong and Macau are such great examples,” said Hiramatsu. NTT hopes to sell its technology and services on the back of fintech and digital transformation in the region.
