Signalion expands in Asia Pacific by opening new subsidiary in Japan
Yokohama, Japan and Dresden, Germany
Signalion, the established provider of air-interface diagnostics solutions for 3GPP LTE, today announced it has established its new subsidiary Signalion Japan K.K. based in central Yokohama, Japan. With this move Signalion continues to follow its strategy to bring superior products and support services close to its growing worldwide customer base.
The Japanese mobile telecommunications sector has global importance both in economic scale and as a technology driver in this agile industry. By establishing its local presence in Japan, Signalion is demonstrating its commitment to this market and its customers. It enables Signalion to provide a direct contact for all customers and to deliver high quality services and support in a localized fashion directly from the supplier.
Signalion Japan K.K. is led by Mr. Takashi Mukai who was appointed as the Representative Director of the new company. He has held various management positions in business development, sales, and engineering for both large and small scale enterprises and can look back at 20 years of in-depth experience in 3GPP technology in Japan.
“We are excited to expand our reach in Japan as this market is an early technology driver.” Tim Hentschel, CEO Signalion GmbH explains this milestone. “Signalion has shown an impressive growth in the LTE infrastructure test market. This success was based on innovative solutions which significantly increase test efficiency and automation. Enlarging our footprint in Japan will contribute to deliver these benefits to our Japanese customers.”
Takashi Mukai, Representative Director of Signalion Japan K.K. confirmed: “The opening of the Japanese office will bring us closer to our customers and enable us to provide them with dedicated services and support. Signalion can particularly contribute with innovative solutions which help our customers to shorten the time-to-market of LTE technology which will be a vital factor of success for this evolution path of the mobile industry.”