With more than 250 New Zealand staff and operations in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch, Fujitsu New Zealand Ltd. (Fujitsu NZ) delivers IT infrastructure and support services to some of New Zealand's largest companies, enabling it to sidestep high IT capital costs and minimize exposure to operational risk. Delivering a diverse range of services means managing highly complex IT systems and infrastructures, which, in Fujitsu NZ's case, range from end-user services - such as technical help desks and call management services - to IT facilities management and data center services. Fujitsu NZ chose Unicenter Network and Systems Management, Unicenter Asset Management, Unicenter Software Delivery, Unicenter Service Level Management and Unicenter ServicePlus Service Desk from CA to support the delivery of its outsourcing services.
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