Fundamental approach to the Environment

Fujitsu has made environmental protection a top management priority with clear environmental goals set for all business areas. Only through this commitment can the company contribute to the creation of a sustainable environment for future generations.

It is Fujitsu’s vision to create a prosperous, low-carbon future. The way to achieve this is through our Green Policy Innovation program, generating IT innovations that reduce society's environmental footprint and the impact of IT itself through.

Our Principles

The Environmental Policy of Fujitsu encompasses:Support of customers and society

• Reduction of the environmental impact
• Improvement of environmental efficiency
• Promotion of environmentally conscious business activities
  
• Reduce the environmental impact of products and solutions
  
• Conserving energy and natural resources
  
• Reduction of risks to human health and the environment
  
• Work on global environmental conservation
  
• Tackling climate change
  
• Preservation of biodiversity  
  

Environmental Targets

As early as 1993 the company was establishing the foundation for environmental management and quickly became a pioneer in creating a recycling-oriented society. Fujitsu’s targets soon evolved to cover not just environmental concerns but also sustainability - at all touch-points in the product lifecycle. By 2007 the focus on environmental innovation began bringing truly revolutionary products to the market. As of 2010 Fujitsu has published the measures to reduce the burden of Fujitsu Group, its customers and society put on the environment.

Fujitsu’s approach addresses each phase of the lifecycle:

Design - environmentally conscious IT products and components for the whole product lifecycle through common Eco Design guidelines Production - reducing energy consumption and waste  Transport - reducing greenhouse gas emissions, domestic and international Use - provide and use products to save energy and protect the environment  Return – promote and encourage product remarketing, recycling and recovery

At all levels this approach is underpinned through a management system based on international standards for Quality Management, Environmental Management, IT Service Management and Information Security Management.

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