In this Fujitsu supplier profile you will find a special nine-page report from Computer Weekly which analyses the challenges facing Fujitsu, its financial performance, the services it offers, its place in the IT market and its future strategies.
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Fujitsu Overview
Fujitsu manufactures computer products ranging from individual components through to a variety of mobile computing and PC products, server and large mainframes. Its 172,438 employees give it a global presence, although almost two-thirds of its revenue still comes from Japan.
The company started off as the spun-off telecommunications unit of a larger company, Fuji Electric. It released its first mainframes in the 1960s and gradually acquired more mainframe businesses in to the shape of ICL and Amdahl over the subsequent decades. The company had a long standing relationship with Siemens, giving it a first presence in the German market, where it maintains strong ties.
Fujitsu recently restructured and is embarking on a broad plan to integrate its businesses and boost the percentage of revenue that comes from outside of the core Japanese market. It is launching a global initiative to develop and promote a cloud computing presence, which is hoped to boost its presence in markets including Asia-Pacific and North America, where it has been under represented.
Computer Weekly Special Report:Fujitsu
This special nine-page report from Computer Weekly analyses the challenges facing Fujitsu, its financial performance, the services it offers, its place in the IT market and its future strategy. Packed with graphs and diagrams, the report is essential reading for any organisation working with, or thinking of working with, Fujitsu.
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Key facts about Fujitsu
| Headquarters: Tokyo Employees: 173,000 in 70 countries Established: 1935 Patents: More than 34,000 Customers: More than half the Fortune 500 FY 2009 revenue: Yen 4,679.5bn (£34.32bn) |
22 Baker Street London W1U 3BW |
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Fujitsu whitepapers and webcasts from TechTarget’s research library
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NetApp, VMware, Cisco, Wyse, Fujitsu 50,000 Seat VMware View deployment
NetApp, VMware, Cisco, Fujitsu, and Wyse partnered to create an architectural design for a 50,000-seat VMware View architecture built on VMware vSphere and NetApp shared storage. In this whitepaper you will find details on the architectural design and partner involvement.
Fujitsu products and product families
| Servers
• Micro servers
More about Fujitsu servers |
Storage
• Eternus DX Disk storage
More about Fujitsu storage |
| PCs and notebooks
• Notebooks and tablet PCs
More about Fujitsu PCs and notebooks |
Peripherals
• Port replicator
More about Fujitsu peripherals |
| Cloud services
• Infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) | Cloud services (continued) • Desktop virtualisation (WaaS) • Enterprise cloud application services
More about Fujitsu cloud services |
Key executives at Fujitsu
| Fujitsu UK Executives
UK CEO
UK executive chairman
Non-executive co-chairman, Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe
CEO, Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd
Co-chair, Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd
CFO, Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd
Director, Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd
Director, Fujitsu Telecommunications Europe Ltd
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Key Japan Executives
Chairman
President
Corporate senior executive vice president |
Key UK Customers
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• Arriva Trains Northern • Bolton Council • British Army • British Telecom • British Waterways • Cabinet Office • Cafcass • Cornwall Council
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• Imperial Tobacco • Courts Service of Ireland • Mersey Travel • Ministry of Defence • Newport Council • Vodafone • Whitbread • Specsavers • HM Treasury
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