Cambridge Technology Partners Leads the Way in Multinational Business Solutions

Cambridge Technology Partners, a global e-integration services provider, has successfully delivered several multinational business solutions to industry-leading firms, enabling them to better serve customers and employees in the New Economy. With its global infrastructure of 55 offices, Cambridge has partnered with computer giant Fujitsu, specialty-steel producer Timken, and a leading global investment bank to rapidly build information systems and management processes that allow companies to manage critical aspects of their businesses on a multinational scale.

Key Takeaways:

• Cambridge has successfully delivered several multinational business solutions to industry-leading firms, including Fujitsu Japan, The Timken Company, and a leading global investment bank.
• Cambridge's global infrastructure of 55 offices and its virtual project delivery capability enable the company to deliver services wherever its clients require support.
• Cambridge's knowledge management systems and sophisticated network infrastructure enable virtual project teams to operate worldwide, sharing knowledge and information to ensure consistent project delivery.
• Cambridge's culture encourages the sharing of knowledge and information, empowering consultants with the experience and knowledge of peers across the world.
• Cambridge's clients, such as Fujitsu and The Timken Company, are leveraging Cambridge's expertise to develop global digital business strategies and implement e-business solutions on a global basis.
• [Client success story 1]: Fujitsu Japan is implementing a global desktop service based on Clarify eFrontOffice, enabling seamless, world-class support across Asia while building and maintaining local relationships.
• [Client success story 2]: The Timken Company is developing a global digital business strategy and implementing e-business solutions to serve its customers consistently worldwide.
• [Client success story 3]: A leading global investment bank is upgrading its risk management system to evaluate consistent trading data and make real-time decisions more accurately.

Statistics:

• Cambridge has 55 offices worldwide.
• Cambridge has 4500 employees worldwide.
• Cambridge generated $612 million in revenues in 1998.
• Fujitsu has revenues of 5.24 trillion yen ($43.3 billion) in the fiscal year ended March 31, 1999.
• The Timken Company reported 1998 sales of more than U.S. $2.6 billion.

Sources:

• [Cambridge Technology Partners press release, Dec. 13, 1999]
• [Cambridge Technology Partners website: http://www.ctp.com]
• [Fujitsu Limited website: http://www.fujitsu.co.jp/index-e.html]
• [The Timken Company website: http://www.timken.com]
• [Fortune magazine article: Fortune magazine's e-50, a tracking index for the Internet Economy]