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Cambridge Solutions Pte Ltd (a wholly owned subsidiary of Cambridge Solutions Ltd, “Cambridge”), one of the leading information technology, and knowledge process outsourcing services companies, today announced the expansion of its Lenovo ThinkPad Quality Development and Assurance business with the opening of a new lab in Kuala Lumpur. Cambridge currently deploys a large team in Singapore and Japan to support Lenovo’s ThinkPad initiatives and is now extending its operations to Kuala Lumpur with a plan to grow aggressively in the coming years.
Cambridge began product assurance initiatives for Lenovo ThinkPad (then part of IBM) in 1997. Over the years, Cambridge has expanded its relationship with Lenovo, providing services in the areas of product assurance, product development and automation.
“Where quality and user experience have been the primary focus of ThinkPads, Cambridge has been one of the most contributing partners of Lenovo’s notebook development and Quality Assurance team. The support they have provided for more than 10 years has contributed in continuously improving the ThinkPad product quality. This long term relationship on various ThinkPad products worked well in developing quite high skilled engineers in developing and executing system evaluation tests as well as good project management skills. We’re glad to hear about the Cambridge’s new lab in Kuala Lumpur which will for sure contribute to expand the capabilities and make our product quality better,” said Noboru Kodama, Director, Quality Development and Assurance, NBBU-Lenovo.
“Our decade long relationship with Lenovo is a milestone in our stated mission - to build long term, trusted, preferred partnerships with our clients. For over 10 years we have delivered consistently high levels of quality and service but as always look forward to raising the bar and doing more with Lenovo,” said Dilip Keshu, President – ITO Division & Member of the Board, Cambridge Solutions.
“Cambridge has built a world-class and highly secured facility in Singapore for the Lenovo Project initiatives and has demonstrated a successful onsite/offshore blended model. The Kuala Lumpur Centre will further strengthen our focus towards ThinkPad quality assurance, which adds greater value to ThinkPad customers. We look forward to building an exciting future together with Lenovo,” said Anil Mehrotra, Vice President and Head APAC, Cambridge.
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