CA Technologies and Fujitsu Limited have formed a strategic alliance that will enhance each company’s service assurance product portfolio and cloud computing strategy.
In the initial stage of the alliance, the companies have signed an OEM agreement under which Fujitsu will sell CA Application Performance Management (CA APM) in Japan, and offer it with their SOA middleware suites and system management software suites. In addition, CA Technologies will offer Fujitsu’s Interstage Business Process Manager Analytics product worldwide, as CA Business Process Performance Analytics (CA BPPA), as an add-on option to CA APM.
This partnership enhances the ability of both CA Technologies and Fujitsu to help organizations improve management of heterogeneous enterprise IT environments and dynamically optimize IT supply chains. Using the solutions from CA Technologies and Fujitsu, organizations can launch new cloud initiatives with comprehensive transaction and business process performance visibility across the application infrastructure. CA says this will help assure that service delivery is meeting end user expectations and business objectives.
“The combination of CA Technologies and Fujitsu products will make both companies' IT and business solution offerings more comprehensive and competitive,” said Masato Nitta, president of Fujitsu’s Middleware Business Unit. “CA APM proactively pinpoints and resolves performance problems with key IT services in real time to assure the consistently high service delivery levels customers demand. Fujitsu Interstage Business Process Manager Analytics complements CA APM by correlating and translating application performance problems into business and business process contexts.”
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