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Sample image Who we are
This is how you might know us
© Fujitsu 2022
But we are transforming rapidly
© Fujitsu 2022
We breathe innovation
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Fujitsu’s Future Direction
From an IT company
to a DX* company
* Digital transformation (DX): Utilizing digital technologies and data to deliver innovative services and transform business
processes. © Fujitsu 2022
Technology to support digital transformation
Combining these technologies together enables us to Cybersecurity
deliver transformational services Multi-Factor Biometric
Authentication, Security by
Computing
Design
Digital Annealer, HPC Cloud
Hybrid IT
AI Virtual world
(digital space) Data
Explainable
Virtuora DX,
AI, Wide Value
Chain Data Lineage
Learning Collection
5G
Real world
(physical space) IoT
Local 5G, Network Slicing
Dracena, Edge
Computing
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Fujitsu Way
The Fujitsu Way comprises
of three components:
◼ "Our Purpose" indicates
why Fujitsu exists in
society.
◼ "Our Values" are the
important sense of value
each person should
have.
◼ "Code of Conduct" is
what we should comply.
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Fujitsu Purpose
Our purpose is to make the world more sustainable by
building trust in society through innovation
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Fujitsu: Who we are
o We have been in the business for 80 years and do everything in ICT
o We use our experience and the power of ICT to shape the future of society with
our customers
o Japan’s largest IT services provider and no. 7 in the world*
o 132,000 Fujitsu people support customers in 100 countries
o Over 18,500 employees are engaged in R&D within the Fujitsu Group and 1,400
researchers in the Fujitsu Laboratories Group
o 13 Global Security Operation Centers, 3 in EMEIA Operating to highest National
Government security levels
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Trusted partner
Using the power of technology to shape the future of business and society.
Fujitsu has been chosen for inclusion in the
Dow Jones Sustainability World
The Fujitsu Group
Fujitsu is the world‘s operates in 154 countries Index
ensuring a globally for the 17th time
7th largest consistent service with
IT Services Provider
and No.1 in Japan 30,000 FORTUNE named Fujitsu as one of
Channel Partners ‘The world’s most admired companies’
selling Fujitsu portfolio globally for the 5th consecutive year
We have over Our 8 Global delivery
Fujitsu has over
100 Data Centers centers speak 40 languages
worldwide with over 1 million Fujitsu spend 80 years experience and serve 1.2m end users
square feet of raised floor $1.6 billion annually
in the IT industry and developed Japan’s 24/7
space on research and
development worldwide first computer in 1954, the FACOM 100
© Fujitsu 2022Global Delivery Centers
Our centers worldwide deliver global IT expertise, plus local
knowledge, to customers from all industries - operating in over
Global Delivery Centers
o Clusters: There are 2 Clusters within the GDC structure –
Europe and Asia, these structures contain GDCs in 8 Europe Cluster Asia Cluster
countries. These operate globally providing delivery
China
Russia
Malaysia
India
Poland
Costa Rica
Portugal
Philippines
services across the globe into multiple Regions
o Individual GDCs: There are 8 primary countries with GDCs -
8
each has a lead, and the leads report into their respective
cluster head. The leads have the responsibility for all of the
delivery from that country GDC into all Regions
o Delivery: Each of the GDCs effectively forms a Delivery
organization. This organization provides the delivery
services into the CSM in each Region, it also forms part of
the consistent virtual service lines led by the Global
Services Lines / Hubs & Portfolio
100 countries around the world
and speaking 40 languages
© Fujitsu 2022Research and Development
o Over 18,500 employees are
engaged in R&D within the Fujitsu Fujitsu Laboratories
Fujitsu Research and
Development Center
Group. of America, Inc.
(FLA)
Co., Ltd. (FRDC) - China
o We have approximately 1,400
Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd.
researchers in Fujitsu Laboratories
Group conducting leading-edge London
R&D at 4 global R&D sites. Munich
o In addition to in-house efforts,
Beijing Japan
Sunnyvale Richardson Shanghai
Suzhou
Fujitsu engages in collaborative (California) (Texas)
Fujitsu Laboratories
R&D with renowned universities, of Europe Ltd. (FLE)
independent research institutes
and other organizations
worldwide.
© Fujitsu 2022Global social challenges
The United Nations set out 17 Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)
© Fujitsu 2022The World in 2030
A world in which people, places and things are
connected to solve social issues and generate
innovation, leading to a greener future and
sustainable society that leaves no one behind.
© Fujitsu 2022
13Universal ＋ Advance
“making all (Universal) things move forward
(Advance) in a sustainable direction”
It represents Fujitsu’s determination to
build new possibilities by connecting
people, technology and ideas, creating a
more sustainable world where anyone can
advance their dreams.
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14Delivering a sustainable world through
7 Key Focus Areas
Vertical Areas
Four cross-industry areas
Sustainable Consumer Healthy Trusted
Manufacturing Experience Living Society
Horizontal Areas
Three enablers supporting
cross-industry areas
Digital Business Hybrid
Shifts Applications IT
© Fujitsu 2022Moving Forward – Video
Fujitsu Uvance Website
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16Working with world class partners
© Fujitsu 2022Partner Awards
Gold Microsoft Partner
Azure Expert MSP
Managed Service Provider for AWS
VMware Enterprise Solution Provider
SAP Global Partner
ServiceNow: IT Workflow Partner of the Year 2019 Global
© Fujitsu 2022Working with world class customers
Retail Financial Services Transport & Logistics Utilities
Public Sector Manufacturing Communications Health
© Fujitsu 2022Our customers
© Fujitsu 2022Management Team Fujitsu NL
Davy van Iersel
Managing Director
Fujitsu NL
Ruben Eulink
Peter Blijenberg
Head of Human
Finance Director
Resources
Frits-Jan Groenewold Head Davy van Iersel Manfred van Druenen
Louis Hensen
of Pre-Sales & Ad Interim Head of Ad Interim Head of
Head of Product Sales
Practice Lead Co-creation Service Sales Delivery
© Fujitsu 2022FUJITSU Work Life Shift Organizations have an opportunity to change radically. With the right tools, powered by digital technology, organizations can create a new reality for their employees.
Customer Case: Robeco
“ Fujitsu had the flexibility and customer intimacy we were looking for,
so it was the natural choice.
Johan Sturm, Head of Continuity & Stability
www.fujitsu.com/nl/klanten
“
Challenges Solution Benefits
◼ To provide employees with a ◼ Microsoft 365 ◼ Consistent employee experience,
supported, secure, and modern ◼ Microsoft Managed Desktop regardless of work location,
workplace experience that enabling global mobility
enables exceptional productivity ◼ Customer Experience Center
◼ Increased user satisfaction due to
and collaboration so Robeco’s ◼ Change and adoption programs remote support services
goals can be achieved.
◼ XLA-based services ◼ Highly secure, and easy-to-use
workplace, reducing the risk of a
data breach
→ Download full customer case at
Robeco: Fujitsu Netherlands
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Gartner recognizes Fujitsu as a Leader for
Managed Workplace Services in Europe
Within the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Managed Workplace Services,
Europe, Fujitsu are once again positioned in the ‘Leaders’ quadrant. Best of
all, we continue to maintain the highest placement for our ability to execute.
According to Gartner
● Leaders deliver their service solutions skillfully, have a clear vision of the
direction of the service market, and are actively building and improving their
competencies to sustain their leadership positions. The Leaders quadrant
indicates the direction of the MWS market, although many digital workplace
offerings still have low adoption rates.
● Leaders have demonstrated their experience in delivering MWS and understand
the requirements to successfully deliver these services. They have proved their
Ability to Execute and their Completeness of Vision
READ THE FULL REPORT HERE
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Magic Quadrant Disclaimer
Magic Quadrant for Managed Workplace Services, Europe. Published 24 February 2021.
By Analysts David Groombridge, Claudio Da Rold, Alexandra Chavez, Daniel Barros, Katja RuudGartner does not endorse
any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications, and does not advise technology users to select only
those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of
Gartner’s research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, express
Magic Quadrant for Managed Workplace Services, Europe or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
(Febr 2021)
© Fujitsu 2022Customer Case: Barenbrug (ENG)
The Royal Barenbrug Group is a globally operating Dutch family company in grass seed
production with 18 operating companies and 22 R&D locations in all major climate zones.
The core activities of this international agricultural player are Research and Development,
Seed production and Sales & Service.
www.fujitsu.com/nl/klanten
Challenge Solution Benefits
◼ Ambition for 1 global IT ◼ With services managed by ◼ “This gives us more control,
organisation, 1 global supplier and Fujitsu’s network of Global resilience and flexibility by unifying,
a centrally managed digital Delivery Centers (GDCs), standardi-zing and connecting our
platform Barenbrug employees can work distributed infrastructure across
◼ Scalable and “globally connected” flexible and fully digital based on the globe. We will accelerate our
infrastructure to enable and Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365 internal digital transformation to
facilitate growth ◼ Fujitsu’s networking services remain focused on providing top-
based on a virtual private network quality products and services to
◼ More flexibility in digital our end customers.” Jeroen van
(VPN) based on Microsoft Azure,
workplace in order to innovate Dijk, Global IT Director
Cisco Meraki-backbone, Wide
→ Read press release at
◼ Worldwide integration of Area Network (WAN) and Office bit.ly/FJ_Barenbrug2020EN
employee services Local Area Network (LAN)
© Fujitsu 2022Fujitsu
Co-creating
Program
Accelerate your digital
transformation with the
unique FUJITSU HXD
approach
© Fujitsu 2022FUJITSU Human Centric Experience Design
FUJITSU HXD accelerates your pathway to successful digital transformation.
● Understand your business challenge/opportunity in the context of your strategy
● Look at the issues through different lenses
● Combine business and technology expertise to develop rapid outline concepts
● Develop a joint working plan for immediate experimentation
© Fujitsu 2022Customer
Co-creation
Joint
Mindshift require-
ment
innovation
plan
via
Commit
to co- Innovation
FUJITSU Human
Centric Experience
creation platforms
Thought
leadership Design (HXD)
Vision Business
strategy Ideation
Voting /
Proof of
selection
Concept
Concept
outline
Review the
challenge
from Rapid
different implemen
perspectives Build a -tation
vision plan
Scale to
Business Application
Proof of
moderni-
zation Business
Scaled
Rapid
delivery Hacka- proto- © Fujitsu 2022
thon typingSuccess stories - Co-creation in action
Rock2Recovery Macquarie Environment NSW Office of Environment Takenaka Driver and Vehicle
University Agency and Heritage Corporation Agency
Council of Reserve Forces’ & SJ Solutions CFL Camp Quality Teixeira Duarte
Cadets’ Associations (CRFA)
© Fujitsu 2022"Fujitsu’s co-creation approach is about collaborating in an
ecosystem to create new visions and generate tangible
concepts that will create new business value for a whole
industry."
Sander Rittersma, Director
SJ-Solutions
Sparking innovation through co-creation
Challenge Outcomes
As part of exploring new opportunities and ● Co-creation enabled the development of
offerings within the XSPs ecosystem, SJ- the ‘Green Cloud’ offering
Solutions wanted to create an entirely new
service provider category around secure data ● Provides best-in-class data protection on a
management. The challenge was to find the pay-as-you-go basis
right partners and an environment to enable ● Guaranteed full autonomy and security
The ‘Green Cloud’ the idea to mature into a formal proposal. within the ‘Green Cloud
offering provides Solution ● Easy self-service and insights through a
personalized and secure user interface
best-in-class data SJ-Solutions was invited to join more than 25
C-Level participants in Lapland to take part in ● Multi-Cloud support to stay in charge of
protection on a a Fujitsu co-creation event, which enabled
them to create new visions and develop new
data
pay-as-you-go concepts for rapid market implementation.
This led to the development of the ‘Green
basis. Cloud’ offering.
Read the full story © Fujitsu 2022What makes Fujitsu unique?
Sustainability
awareness Digital transformation
Japanese DNA / culture
capabilities
Customer centricity
Fast outcome-oriented Your Co-creation
Industry knowledge Eco-system of partners processes & solution Partner
and strategic alliances design © Fujitsu 2022Thank you
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