Fujitsu to Host Fujitsu Forum 2008

Tokyo, March 26, 2008

Fujitsu Limited today announced that it will hold Fujitsu Forum 2008, its largest annual event, on May 15 (Thursday) and 16 (Friday) at the Tokyo International Forum.

The theme of Fujitsu Forum 2008 is "Field Innovation: Turning Knowledge into Improved Customer Experience." The event will feature a variety of seminars showcasing case studies based on Fujitsu's own experience and solutions that address the key management issues facing corporations today. In addition, there will be an exhibition of products and services that enable Field Innovation, organized by such categories as Corporate Management Innovation, IT Infrastructure Optimization, and other business spheres where the products and services can be applied. In every field of management, Fujitsu is integrating people, processes, and IT and accelerating Field Innovation to sustain continuous management innovation.

For further details regarding the contents of and registration procedures for Fujitsu Forum 2008, please visit the Forum's official website, which will be available starting April 1
(Fujitsu Forum 2008 Official Website).

Fujitsu will manage Fujitsu Forum 2008 in an environmentally friendly way. In addition to efforts in previous years to reduce waste products through the use of eco-friendly materials, this year Fujitsu will also utilize green energy sources and reduce the amount of paper used. As a result, compared to Fujitsu Forum 2007, a reduction of approximately 6.2 tons in carbon dioxide emissions is expected.

Overview of Fujitsu Forum 2008

Speeches and Seminars

1. Speeches (10 in total)
   IT industry business leaders, experts in a wide variety of fields, and Fujitsu executives will give presentations on an array of topics, including the flexible approaches companies are taking to respond to the changing management environment and case studies of various initiatives currently underway at Fujitsu.
2. Seminars (74 in total)
   The seminars will present solutions and best practices in addressing the important issues corporations face today, such as IT infrastructure optimization, risk management, and environmental burden reduction. In addition, there will be case studies of IT utilization introduced by members of the company's user group, Fujitsu Family Association, a special environment seminar on corporate strategies for supporting a recycling society, and the Fujitsu Hospital Management Strategy Forum.

Exhibitions

1. Frontline Business Innovation
   This exhibit showcases real-world examples of the progress of frontline business innovation and the latest technologies, such as the utilization of Windows Mobile F1100 in various mobile business scenarios, the application of RFID technologies to production management, and Fujitsu's advanced networking products utilizing WiMAX - a key infrastructure for next-generation networks.
2. Corporate Management Innovation
   
   • Security and Business Continuity Management
     This exhibit introduces solutions that support business continuity and security management with the aim of raising customers' corporate value.
   • Next-Generation ERP
     This exhibit showcases next-generation ERP solutions, combining packaged software products, such as SAP and Fujitsu's own GLOVIA ERP solution, with SOA⁽¹⁾ technology to make management and work processes visible, thereby progressively enhancing corporate growth and business continuity.
   • Sustainability and Universal Design
     This exhibit presents world-class environmental technologies that, based on Fujitsu's new Green Policy Innovation initiatives, support the company's Green IT efforts in various fields, ranging from microelectronic devices to data centers.
3. IT Infrastructure Optimization
   This exhibit features high-performance, high-reliability platform products, such as servers, storage equipment, networking equipment, and middleware, as well as high-quality IT operational services, which are exhibited along with Fujitsu's cutting-edge technologies and lean manufacturing expertise.