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“la Caixa”, aware of what efficiently managing, operating and maintaining the largest ATM network in Spain entailed, decided to look for the cooperation of a technologic partner with contrasted experience in order to guarantee that the network is always available and prepared to offer the level of service that the customer demand.

Having collaborated in various ways for more than 30 years, Fujitsu was one of two companies originally chosen to provide a managed desktop service. However, Swedbank decided to consolidate the service delivery with one supplier and chose to work with Fujitsu.

Following an extensive competitive evaluation, Fujitsu was awarded the Information Services and Technology (IS&T) contract to provide 24/7 support for Reuters’ line of business applications and around 4,000 Reuters staff in the UK. The Global Service Desk is also complemented by on-site desktop support to manage incidents, problems and IMACS.

First Direct and Fujitsu started working together in 1997 when they produced the world's first Java-based 24-hour electronic banking service over a 12 month period, from development to testing through to implementation. Since launching its Internet banking service, First Direct has attracted more than 300,000 customers, with an additional 10,000 customers subscribing each month.

Fujitsu España Services. S.A, is presenting to the Bank of Spain to assist in the implementation of the Master Plan for adoption of XBRL™ within its organization is based on the development of XBRL™ infrastructure services, developed in both .Net and in Java technology.

After AXA Belgium, a member of AXA Group that targets insurance and asset management, merged with Royale Belge, it had to eliminate redundant procedures and reorganize how it manages underwriting and claims processes. Fujitsu was called on to establish an electronic document management system as well as an extranet/internet for brokers and clients with differing IT diffusion needs.

Doing banking the old way, with branches and tellers and nice little chats about the weather while old Mr White pays his gas bill is, well, a good way to go out of business for a bank.