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NTT Merges Its Entities

NTT Merged Its Three Business Entities into a Single Organisation

By Najma Hashemi --
Tuesday, 15 Dec, 2020

On Thursday, the global technology service provider NTT Ltd is going to integrate the three business entities of its namely NTT India Pvt. Ltd., NTT Com India, and Netmagic--into a single organization effective 1 January 2021.

Meanwhile, Sharad Sanghi has been designated as the Leader of India business effective 1 January 2021. He is the CEO of Global Data Centers and Cloud Infrastructure (India) of NTT Ltd. (also known as NTT-Netmagic); he has 20 plus years of experience in developing internet backbone infrastructure and providing internet services.

The company previously announced Kiran Bhagwanani as Senior Vice President, GTM, Asia Pacific for NTT Ltd.

“The coming together of three NTT businesses in the Indian subcontinent is a strategic move in the right direction. I’m extremely pleased to take on this larger responsibility for the integrated NTT India business. This reinforces our commitment to helping our clients derive greater value while delivering business outcomes--with an integrated approach to hosted infrastructure, connectivity, security, and managed support,” said Sharad Sanghi, Leader of NTT Ltd. India.

NTT ltd. expressed "the integration of three entities will enable it to deliver end-to-end services, including managed hybrid infrastructure, and cloud services, as well as its foundational technology solutions and services to its client base in India."

“I am confident that Sharad has the leadership track record and breadth of experience that are critical to lead and transform the business with a strong focus on clients, partners, and people. I wish Sharad and the India team great success as we launch the next phase of growth in one of the most important markets worldwide for NTT Ltd.,” said NTT Ltd.’s Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer, John Lombard.

NTT Merged Its Three Business Entities into a Single Organisation . On Thursday, the global technology service provider NTT Ltd is going to integrate the three business entities of its namely NTT India Pvt. Ltd., NTT Com India, and Netmagic--into a single organization effective 1 January 2021.

Meanwhile, Sharad Sanghi has been designated as the Leader of India business effective 1 January 2021. He is the CEO of Global Data Centers and <a href="https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/tag/cloud+infrastructure">Cloud Infrastructure</a> (India) of NTT Ltd. (also known as <a href="https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/tag/ntt-netmagic">NTT-Netmagic</a>); he has 20 plus years of experience in developing internet backbone infrastructure and providing <a href="https://telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com/tag/internet+services">internet services</a>.

The company previously announced Kiran Bhagwanani as Senior Vice President, GTM, Asia Pacific for NTT Ltd.

“The coming together of three NTT businesses in the Indian subcontinent is a strategic move in the right direction. I’m extremely pleased to take on this larger responsibility for the integrated NTT India business. This reinforces our commitment to helping our clients derive greater value while delivering business outcomes--with an integrated approach to hosted infrastructure, connectivity, security, and managed support,” said Sharad Sanghi, Leader of NTT Ltd. India.

NTT ltd. expressed "the integration of three entities will enable it to deliver end-to-end services, including managed hybrid infrastructure, and cloud services, as well as its foundational technology solutions and services to its client base in India." 
 
“I am confident that Sharad has the leadership track record and breadth of experience that are critical to lead and transform the business with a strong focus on clients, partners, and people. I wish Sharad and the India team great success as we launch the next phase of growth in one of the most important markets worldwide for NTT Ltd.,” said NTT Ltd.’s Asia Pacific Chief Executive Officer, John Lombard.