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From Asahikawa City in Hokkaido in northern Japan down to Naha City in Okinawa in the South, NEC Fielding’s nationwide service network of approximately 5,000 service engineers at 429 business sites provide customers with total services throughout systems’ lifecycles, from their creation to prognostic services.
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NEC Fielding provides every kind of support service at each phase of the lifecycle, from planning and design to installation and construction, as well as operation and maintenance for computers and network equipment ranging from personal computers to super computers.
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Installation and maintenance of hardware and software for computers and network systems
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Consulting for computer or network system installation as well as design, implementation, surveillance, and contract work for all related construction
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Outsourcing services for operation of computers and networks
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Training services to train clients to operate their computer systems
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Sale of computer-related products and network equipment
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Personal support for individual users, with Active One and PC Clean Spot outlets, NEC Fielding shops targeting personal users
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Collection and recycling of used batteries from customers’ PCs, etc. |
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Collection and recycling of used ink (ribbon) cartridges from customers |
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Collection and recycling of unwanted IT equipment from customers (paid service for businesses*)
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The NEC Group was approved as Industrial Waste Disposal Executor for Wide-Area Recycling (approval number: Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare 602, specification number: 37). |
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Activities to reduce environmental impact (waste separation, development of new recycling channels) |
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Resource and energy conservation (electricity conservation, promoting paperless communications) |
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Green purchasing activities (office supplies, OA equipment, copy paper, etc.) |
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Compliance with rules and regulations (periodic monitoring of local government rules and regulations) |
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Local environmental conservation activities (cleanup activities in neighborhoods surrounding service bases, etc.) |
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