FPT Corporation Chairman Dr Trương Gia Bình (attended online), together with FPT Japan and LTS Inc. representatives at the signing ceremony (Tokyo, Japan).
Hanoi (VNS/VNA) - FPT has announced an investment in the Japanesebusiness consulting services provider LTS Inc, becoming a strategicshareholder.
The investment is expected to help FPT strengthen its capabilities in Japan'sconsulting industry and target more double-digit million-dollar deals.
LTS Inc is a Japan-based company specialising in delivering business processmanagement, consulting services, and digital transformation solutions. As apart of FPT’s ecosystem, LTS Inc will join with other subsidiaries to provideconsulting services to existing and new customers. According to the agreement,the focused fields include ERP-related services, low-code development-relatedservices, and business management-related services.
The customer-centric alliance will help FPT enhance its consulting knowledgeacross industries, and engineering resources, improving customers’ businessresults. Through this collaboration, Vietnam's leading IT services companyprovides LTS Inc with strengthened software services and strong expertise innew emerging technologies. Also, FPT helps LTS Inc target current and newcustomers, especially in the manufacturing industry, by combining the power ofoperational and information technology to support accelerating its digitaltransformation movement./.
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FPT Corporation Chairman Dr Trương Gia Bình (attended online), together with FPT Japan and LTS Inc. representatives at the signing ceremony (Tokyo, Japan). 
