The company has restructured its South Pacific operations to strengthen its position and align the organization with the company’s strategy by consolidating its presence in American Samoa, Fiji and Papua New Guinea.
eLandia’s South Pacific companies, which include Datec, Bluesky Communications and American Samoa Hawaii Cable (ASHC) primarily provide technology integration, education, infrastructure solutions and wireless telecommunications services.
As a result of the restructuring, ASHC will serve as the regional headquarters while Fiji will support the neighboring Pacific Island Nations, where key customer agreements can be managed on a regional basis, eliminating duplication of resources and creating a more cost effective delivery of solutions. eLandia also announced the sale of its Queensland operation, a company that provides billing software for utilities in Australia, and that it will maintain back-office operations in Auckland, New Zealand.
The reorganization of the South Pacific operations is expected to save the company more than $1 million in operating costs on an annual basis.
Pete Pizarro, chairman and CEO of eLandia, said: Streamlined operations in the South Pacific will allow us to deliver to the global economy through technology, education and infrastructure.
eLandia delivers information and communications technology (ICT) services to customers focusing on Latin America, the Caribbean and the South Pacific. It assists its customers to implement integrated infrastructure services and networking technologies.
