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NinjaOne Brings Unified IT Operations to Japan

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Company Expands Operations to Help Organizations Replace Legacy Tools, Reduce Cost, and Simplify Work

News Summary

  • The NinjaOne Unified IT Operations Platform now available in Japan to help customers improve efficiency, increase resilience, and reduce spend.

  • Macnica named NinjaOne’s first distributor in Japan.

  • Customer support available 24/7, including Japanese language support during local working hours.

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NinjaOne®, unifying IT to simplify work, announced its expansion into Japan. As part of the launch, the company introduced 24/7 customer support, including Japanese language support during local working hours, and named Macnica as its inaugural distributor in the country. This milestone underscores NinjaOne’s accelerating global growth and deepening investment in the Japanese market.

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NinjaOne gave us visibility and control we did not have before. We consolidated several tools into one platform, reduced the time our team spends on manual work, and the support has been outstanding.

How NinjaOne Simplifies Work for Japanese Organizations

Legacy tools dominate Japan’s IT market. Many organizations still run on fragmented point solutions that force IT teams to jump between consoles, stitch together workflows manually, and troubleshoot challenges without end-to-end visibility, reporting, and governance. The result is higher cost, more risk, and overwhelmed IT teams struggling to keep pace with their organizations.

NinjaOne unifies endpoint management, patching, SaaS and endpoint backup, and remote access under a single cloud-native platform — improving efficiency, strengthening resilience, and reducing IT spend and complexity. The platform deploys in days and can scale up or down across organizations of any size. By automating the hardest parts of IT, NinjaOne gives employees a better technology experience with less downtime, fewer interruptions, and faster support, while freeing IT teams to focus on more complex and strategic initiatives.

“Japanese IT teams demonstrate remarkable dedication in navigating complex operational environments and a broad array of tools, and their commitment to excellence is something we deeply admire. NinjaOne was founded to support IT teams so they can devote their full attention to the strategic initiatives that drive their organizations forward,” said Sal Sferlazza, CEO and co-founder of NinjaOne. “By unifying the tools IT teams rely on into a single platform, we believe we can help improve efficiency, reduce risk, and create a better work environment for employees across the organization. We are honored to support our customers and partners in Japan, and we are deeply committed to their success.”

“NinjaOne gave us visibility and control we did not have before. We consolidated several tools into one platform, reduced the time our team spends on manual work, and the support has been outstanding. NinjaOne genuinely cares about customer success and is helping us get more done,” said Daiki Wakabayashi, System Manager at GEMBA.

NinjaOne has appointed Macnica, a technology distributor headquartered in Yokohama, as its first distributor in Japan. With a long track record of bringing enterprise technology to Japanese organizations, Macnica is well-positioned to meet the region’s growing demand for unified IT operations, greater efficiency, and intelligent automation.

“As Japanese organizations work to move off legacy IT tools and modernize their operations, they are looking for a platform that brings everything together in one place and simplifies the work of IT, and that is why our partnership with NinjaOne is happening at the right time,” said Yusuke Kobayashi, President at Macnica. “We are committed to bringing the most forward-thinking enterprise technology to the Japanese market, and as the leader in unified IT operations, NinjaOne is a natural fit for what our customers need. We look forward to working together to help Japanese organizations reduce cost, strengthen resilience, and give their IT teams the tools to do more.”

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