Syniti, a global data solution provider announced its official entrance into Japan. Syniti also announced the unification of the organization’s Europe and Africa operations with its Middle Eastern (ME) division to form the European Middle Eastern and African (EMEA) Region.

Building on the organization’s transformation last year, the expansion into Japan and the fusion of the EMEA markets are part of the company's global go-to-market strategy to enlarge its footprint in key markets, accelerate innovation and drive digital transformation for customers globally. The move also further aligns the company’s delivery model and territorial coverage with SAP and key strategic partners within these regions.

Under the leadership of Syniti’s Head of Sales, Japan, Koji Takahashi, Syniti will open its first office in Japan, located in Tokyo. During its nine-year history in Asia, Syniti has seen a 15X revenue growth with strong profit margins.  

“In the post pandemic era, we expect to see increased activities in key business initiatives such as Mergers, Acquisition and Divestitures, where data plays a critical role for success. Today’s announcement is a stake in the ground that confirms our commitment to helping customers around the globe prepare for these types of seen and even unforeseen changes and innovative moves,” says Kevin Campbell Syniti CEO,

Jules Beck, Syniti EMEA President, said, “With proven delivery excellence in Europe and Africa, we can demonstrate on a much wider scale how data can unlock opportunities for increased profitability and growth for customers in the Middle Eastern region as well. We’re extending our capacity to deliver Syniti’s unique approach to customer success and customer engagement in the territory, which is backed by the support of a unified EMEA organization.”

“We are continuing to see a call for best-in class knowledge, expertise and resilient data solutions from Asian-based customers in all key industries. With the current environment, customers are focus on getting more value from data and finding a data platform to help them accelerate business insights,” said Gordon Lam, Syniti President APJ. “We are happy to extend our commitment to serve our customers with a proven team of experts, data-centric solutions combined with over 20 years of deep data transformation experience to meet their growing needs.”

Since its formation, Syniti has served global enterprises in their data management needs, particularly in complex data migrations often associated with mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures as well as digital business transformation.