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Fujitsu hosts key customers at first Friday Mingle
Mervyn Eyre (second right), CEO Fujitsu Caribbean (Jamaica) Limited, makes a point in a lively discussion with (from left) Richard Hutchinson from the Cabinet Office; and Fujitsu Caribbean (Jamaica) executives Sandra Jones, vice-president marketing and communications; and Tashna Locke-Sinclair, chief accountant, during the first Fujitsu Friday Mingle at the company's new building in New Kingston last Friday.
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October 4, 2024

Fujitsu hosts key customers at first Friday Mingle

Fujitsu Caribbean (Jamaica) Limited last Friday welcomed its key customers to its new office on Holborn Road in New Kingston at the first instalment of what the company says will be a quarterly ‘Fujitsu Friday Mingle’.

The event was the first opportunity Fujitsu had to give customers a tour of the new building and meet the team in person over cocktails.

The Fujitsu Group has earned a reputation for delivering business and application services as well as cloud solutions to its customers’ complex business and technology issues.

Pointing out that it focuses on the financial services, telecommunications and government sectors, the group emphasised that it simplifies IT for its customers and builds more value into their IT investments.

“Leveraging our global scale and capabilities, combined with the expertise of our skilled local resources and business partners we are able to provide our clients with world-class solutions and services across the Caribbean, Central America and Mexico,” the group states on its website.

“We bring to our clients world-class operational efficiencies from an organisation that is more strategically focused, simpler in structure, and more effective in operation by focusing on cloud solutions, business and application services, industry solutions, dynamic infrastructure services, and hardware and software solutions,” the group adds.

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