NTT brings together 28 companies and brands from over 70 companies into one global $11 billion service provider, creating a company able to help some of the largest organisations in the world as they transform digitally.
The 1 July 2019 launch of NTT saw it bring together 40000 people from brands including NTT Communications, Dimension Data and NTT Security into one company. The new operating system has the company partner with over 10000 clients around the world, including leading organisations across financial services, pharmaceuticals, telecommunications, energy and utilities, manufacturing, automotive and technology sectors.
Companies already benefiting from NTT technology solutions include Tour de France, ALMA, City of Las Vegas, Connected Conservation, ISPPC, Alcatel-Lucent Enterprise and NXP. As NTT puts it, work with such organisations combines end-to-end capabilities to create "data-driven, connected and secure environments," and prepares the world for a digital future with agile, cloud-based architectures.
The brands set to combine to form NTT 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.
“Organisations across the globe are looking for ways to digitally transform in order to prepare for tomorrow," NTT says. "We’re helping the world’s largest businesses to design, transform and manage their digital infrastructures to make them as agile as possible, in order to innovate for years to come. Combining all of these great companies under one brand means we can deliver products, services, and solutions that will meet many of our clients’ digital challenges, ensuring we’re doing great things together, both now and well into the future.”
