eSolia is a bilingual team with all the skills of a typical IT department, resolving your Japan IT challenges. We are multilingual professionals who communicate effectively with both HQ and Japan teams, negotiating on your behalf with local vendors. We have worked hard to exceed your mandates since 1999, using our well-developed support systems to document and communicate clearly.
We partner with industry leaders to deliver the best services.
eSolia provides a full range of IT services based in Tokyo, supporting your Japan business success.
Our experienced bilingual professionals achieve not just industry certifications, but sharpen their knowledge continually via extensive internal training and testing.
Because we have served a variety of blue-chip foreign and Japanese organizations in Japan for approaching 26 years, we have the experience to understand your needs and a real track record for delivering success for Japan projects. eSolia is itself a multi-cultural, multi-language organization, and we have the confidence to find solutions for all your system and process challenges.
We work with the HQ IT departments of our clients, to ensure project success, coordinating with local vendors in Japanese, and explaining to HQ IT management in English. Here are a couple recent achievements.
Migrate from hybrid Configuration Manager environment to cloud-native provisioning using Windows Autopilot, eliminating on-premises dependency and executing new device staging and rollout with pre-applied security policies.
Migrate from legacy MDM environment to Microsoft 365 Intune integrated with Apple Business Manager, implementing zero-touch deployment and conditional access policies to strengthen mobile device security posture.
Deploy mission-critical enterprise UPS system at a warehouse in Heiwajima to protect essential network infrastructure supporting distribution operations, with multi-floor installation and rapid issue resolution.
We are fortunate to have received positive feedback (and repeat business!) from our clients. Here's what they have to say:
