Fujitsu UK and Microsoft have extended their partnership, announcing that they have created a new centre of excellence business model.
The new addition to the couple now means that Microsoft staff will work on-site at Fujitsu’s premises to generate the two companies’ first Centre of Excellence (COE), which is aimed at helping Fujitsu customers drive innovation across their businesses by ensuring the adoption of the right technology options for their organisations.
The Centre of Excellence, which has been born through an investment of £4.5 million from Fujitsu, will create an environment for both Fujitsu and Microsoft experts to combine their core strengths in delivering complex IT products. The companies said this includes enterprise desktop transformation projects and bespoke enterprise consultation services.
The cosy pair also claim to work together to engage customers early on in the technology adoption cycle.
Fujitsu will use its experience in delivering complex desktop transformation products and implementing successful end user services projects and combine this with the COE team’s knowledge of Microsoft products and services.
The pair said this would to help address the challenges that many of their joint customers face with regards to the enterprise-wide implementation of technology products.
In addition, the companies working together will ensure that both organisations and their customers experience an increase in global delivery capabilities that will in turn ensure that projects are completed in as fast a time as possible.
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