The company is extending the range of standardised managed services provided from its Global Delivery Centers and is continuing to invest in cloud platforms. This follows investment over the last two years which has seen Fujitsu grow its global year-on-year revenues for infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) by 49% last year, with a corresponding 91% growth in its virtual cloud IaaS business*.
As part of its commitment to managing hybrid IT environments, Fujitsu is also introducing new multi-cloud integrated management capabilities. Fujitsu Cloud Services Management is available as a cloud service and builds on the previously announced FUJITSU Cloud Integration Platform.
Fujitsu Cloud Services Management provides new functions and a portal for the unified management of usage status, contracts, and costs across an entire company, thereby helping to enhance company-wide IT governance as well as to optimise IT costs and operations. Global rollout is scheduled to begin later this year.
As part of its commitment to managing hybrid IT environments, Fujitsu is also introducing new multi-cloud integrated management capabilities. Fujitsu Cloud Services Management is available as a cloud service and builds on the previously announced FUJITSU Cloud Integration Platform.
Fujitsu Cloud Services Management provides new functions and a portal for the unified management of usage status, contracts, and costs across an entire company, thereby helping to enhance company-wide IT governance as well as to optimise IT costs and operations. Global rollout is scheduled to begin later this year.
The emergence of hybrid IT drives the requirement to support business processes delivered by a mixture of internal and external cloud systems. With its ability to deliver managed services for hybrid IT environments that integrate, optimise and orchestrate cloud-powered IT with existing on-premise IT, Fujitsu enables greater freedom of access to new services.
Joel O’Halloran, Senior Vice President, Head of Managed Infrastructure Services and Digital Business Platform, Global Delivery at Fujitsu says: “Hybrid IT is the new reality across many organsations’ IT estates as cloud services become an increasingly important element of overall IT services. CIOs of course recognise the enormous potential that cloud-based services have to offer – but to fully recognise the benefits they need to be properly integrated and managed as part of the wider IT services. Therefore Fujitsu supports its customers by integrating and orchestrating these services with traditional IT so that they can gain sustainable competitive advantage.”
Fujitsu’s capability to support customers’ hybrid IT landscapes has been evaluated by independent research firm Gartner. The recently published Magic Quadrant for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, Asia/Pacific** includes Fujitsu among the market leaders.
*Growth figures refer to the 2014/15 fiscal year in comparison to 2013/14.
**Gartner. Magic Quadrant for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, Asia/Pacific by DD Mishra, Fred Ng, Arup Roy, published September 9, 2015
Joel O’Halloran, Senior Vice President, Head of Managed Infrastructure Services and Digital Business Platform, Global Delivery at Fujitsu says: “Hybrid IT is the new reality across many organsations’ IT estates as cloud services become an increasingly important element of overall IT services. CIOs of course recognise the enormous potential that cloud-based services have to offer – but to fully recognise the benefits they need to be properly integrated and managed as part of the wider IT services. Therefore Fujitsu supports its customers by integrating and orchestrating these services with traditional IT so that they can gain sustainable competitive advantage.”
Fujitsu’s capability to support customers’ hybrid IT landscapes has been evaluated by independent research firm Gartner. The recently published Magic Quadrant for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, Asia/Pacific** includes Fujitsu among the market leaders.
*Growth figures refer to the 2014/15 fiscal year in comparison to 2013/14.
**Gartner. Magic Quadrant for Data Center Outsourcing and Infrastructure Utility Services, Asia/Pacific by DD Mishra, Fred Ng, Arup Roy, published September 9, 2015
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