Fujitsu Forum Munich 2015 Highlights Human Centric Innovation in Action

Munich, октября 21, 2015 Fujitsu is opening its doors at the Fujitsu Forum Munich 2015 – Europe’s biggest IT-vendor event – on November 18 and 19 at the International Congress Center Munich (ICM). Under the theme ‘Human Centric Innovation in Action’, Fujitsu will mark its 80th anniversary by demonstrating how the optimum combination of information, infrastructure and people is helping organizations around the globe to achieve their goals, and transform their businesses for sustainable success.

Duncan Tait, Corporate Executive Officer, EVP and Head of EMEIA at Fujitsu says: “As the digital revolution sweeps through industry after industry, businesses and economies are facing exponential growth in both complexity and risk. For leaders this means making difficult choices that will often determine whether they will thrive in a digital world. We help customers globally to capitalize on digital opportunities with confidence, by helping them to balance ICT and digital innovation.”

Speakers from Fujitsu, its partners, and customers will share insights into how global trends – such as population growth, urban migration, and the Internet of Things – are shaping business and society. Fujitsu will explore the delicate balancing act that organizations are facing today, across four key topics1: Digital Business, Hybrid IT, Mobilizing the Enterprise, and Business-centric Infrastructure.

On day one, Fujitsu’s President Tatsuya Tanaka will open Fujitsu Forum Munich 2015 and Duncan Tait will deliver the opening keynote. Additional keynote speakers include Genevieve Bell, VP, Corporate Strategy Office at Intel, who will share her view of the future and what we might expect from it, and Cynthia Stoddard, NetApp’s CIO/CTO, will discuss the challenges of innovation when it comes to data management. Then on day two, Dr Joseph Reger, Chief Technology Officer EMEIA at Fujitsu, will discuss the future of Open Source, while Rupert Lehner, VP and Head of Sales, Germany at Fujitsu, will look at the hot topic of Security. He will illustrate how companies and public authorities can drive digitization forwards, yet protect their infrastructures at the same time.

The two-day event is expected to attract over 10,000 attendees from more than 80 countries representing 3,000 enterprises. It will include six keynotes, a 3,500 square-meter exhibition hall with more than 250 highlights presented by Fujitsu and its partners, 100 formal expert talks, and 52 breakout sessions.

Event attendance
Admission to Fujitsu Forum is free of charge to enrolled attendees who complete online registration at http://www.fujitsu.com/de/microsites/fujitsu-forum-2015/register/index.html