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Fujitsu belongs to a number of industry groups to ensure we contribute to policy and strategy development as well as fostering a business environment that enables growth of the economy.

ACS ACS
The Australian Computer Society (ACS) is the recognised association for Information and Communications Technology (ICT) professionals, attracting a large and active membership from all levels of the ICT industry. A member of the Australian Council of Professions, the ACS is the public voice of the ICT profession and the guardian of professional ethics and standards in the ICT industry, with a commitment to the wider community to ensure the beneficial use of ICT. Fujitsu is proud to support ACS through its membership of the ACS Professional Partner Program.
AIIA AIIA
The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) is the nation’s peak industry body for the technology sector. AIIA sets the strategic direction of the industry, influences public policy and provides members with productivity tools, advisory services and market intelligence to accelerate their business growth. AIIA's role is to lead and represent the ICT industry in Australia to maximise the potential of the Australian economy and society. AIIA member companies employ 100,000 Australians, generate combined annual revenues of more than $40 billion and export more than $2 billion in goods and services each year. Fujitsu’s CEO, Rod Vawdrey is a member of the AIIA Board.
Australian Industry Group Australian Industry Group
The Australian Industry Group (Ai Group) is a leading industry association in Australia. Ai Group member businesses employ around 750,000 staff in an expanding range of industry sectors including: manufacturing; engineering; construction; automotive; food; transport; information technology; telecommunications; call centres; labour hire; printing; defence; mining equipment and supplies; airlines; and other related service industries. It is an organisation committed to helping Australian industry to meet the challenge of change.
Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce (AICC) Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce (AICC)
The Australia-Israel Chamber of Commerce (AICC) is Australia's pre-eminent international Chamber of Commerce and one of the country's most prestigious and active national business organisations. The AICC's national membership exceeds 1,000 leading Australian companies across a broad range of industry sectors. Fifteen of the top 25 companies in Australia are currently members or sponsors of the AICC.
Biometrics Institute Biometrics Institute
The Biometrics Institute is an independent not-for-profit membership organisation, founded in July 2001 in Australia with initial funding from the Australian Government through the Department of Communications, Information and the Arts (DCITA). The organisation is unique in that it has been set up as a user group with a majority of user members such as government departments and organisations using or planning to use biometrics running the association.
CEDA CEDA
CEDA is an independent, not for profit body formed in 1960 that aims to inform, influence and raise the standard of discussion and research about the issues shaping Australia's economic and social development. It does this by publishing independent policy research; providing a forum for debate and discussion by business, government and academia; and offering a membership network to people and organisations that value knowledge, insights and ideas in Australia's best interests. More than 800 of Australia's leading organisations belong to CEDA. Its funding comes from membership fees, research grants, sponsorship and events. Fujitsu is a National Member and trustee of CEDA.
Japan Chamber of Commerce & Industry Japan Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Japan Chamber of Commerce & Industry objectives are to foster mutual friendship among members, promote the common interests of members and to enhance friendly ties, and economic and cultural relations between Japan and Australia.
Sustainability Circle Sustainability Circle
The Australia &New Zealand Sustainability Circle (A&NZSustain) contributes to a sustainable Trans-Tasman future by encouraging sustainable business practices. This is achieved by bringing together and sharing the wealth of corporate sustainability information that exists and by providing a networking and connecting service for sustainability professionals. A&NZSustain is an independent non-partisan organisation. It is a forum for ideas and knowledge sharing Meeting place for business, government and community Marketplace of sustainable products and services. The Australian network has a presence in Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Perth as well as an extensive online environment to foster regional and international links. A&NZSustain is the sister organisation of the Trans -Tasman Business Circle.
Trans - Tasman Business Circle Trans - Tasman Business Circle
The Trans - Tasman Business Circle is the premier, executive network for both Australia and New Zealand. The Circle shares its extensive reach into private and public sector leadership, with Subscribers. Face-to-face networking is key to building sustainable business relationships and help executives build their networks to meet strategic objectives.

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