ASNA is very proud to announce that Mr. Mitsunari Wataru, based in Japan, is our first distributor in the Pacific Rim.
ASNA is very proud to announce that Mr. Mitsunari Wataru, based in Japan, is our first distributor in the Pacific Rim. Mr. Mitsunari, with more than a decade of experience in the sector, has built a network of partners that offer global business computer services, consultancy, application development, technical support, and tailored business software solutions. He specializes in modernization solutions for both the IBM i and Microsoft Windows platforms.
Mr. Mitsunari's initial focus will be IBM i modernization. He stated recently, "We are very excited to join the ASNA team. There are many opportunities in Japan and the Pacific Rim and I'm sure ASNA's products will solve many customer challenges. We already have ASNA Monarch and ASNA Wings prospects in our pipeline."
Mr. Mitsunari has more than 10 years' experience with the IBM midrange and has been on the front line of the modernization efforts in the largely indirect Japanese IBM market. His initial focus is on expanding ASNA solutions into the Japanese market as well as developing key IBM business partners in Japan.
ASNA CEO Carlos Valero is also enthusiastic about the new partnership, "We are very proud to welcome Mr. Mitsunari and his team into our ever-expanding ASNA family. Mr. Mitsurnari's team‘s technical expertise and customer dedication is second to none and they will do a superb job with our products."
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