SS&C Teams Up With Fujitsu For Assault On Japanese Market
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TOKYO--SS&C Technologies has signed a reseller agreement with Fujitsu, under which the Japanese company will market SS&C's Camra 2000 and Antares 2000 systems. Fujitsu, which will modify the systems for the local market, has announced a target of 30 clients over three years.
The move is a stepping stone for SS&C to enter the Japanese marketplace, which is expected to expand due to reforms in the pension environment currently under way.
Fujitsu will begin marketing the SS&C products in December. It
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