Central Government Case studies
- Case study, An Post
An Post is the national postal service for Ireland and is owned by the Irish government. Fujitsu provides An Post with application outsourcing services to enhance the functionality and ensure the long-term reliability of the Staff Remuneration and Administration Management System (STREAMS).
- Case study, Assuralia
When a work accident happens, the work accident insurer has to know what the employee’s basic wage is so that it can work out the disability entitlement. Every year, insurers receive approximately 20,000 applications for wages from employers. Until just a few years ago, this was a particularly time-consuming job, involving a great deal of work.
- Case study, Cabinet Office, Public Sector Efficiency Review
Fujitsu was invited to discuss its approach to the challenge and after rigorous discussions a way forward was agreed, with Fujitsu providing skills to cover, IT, Finance, Business Change and Systems.
- Case study, Department of Trade and Industry, Business Support
Critical to the success of the project, and to determine and prioritise required business outcomes, a core team of Fujitsu consultants facilitated workshops and structured interviews with key stakeholders. Fujitsu, the prime contractor for the DTI's IT Services worked closely with the DTI to develop a strategy and IT solution that would change the way business support operated.
- Case study, Environment Agency, Floodline Warnings Direct service
For FWD the consultancy was delivered in two Phases. The output from Phase One was the Benefits Roadmap, developed through a series of working sessions with stakeholders and Agency staff. Why call the output a roadmap? Because it captures, in an easy to navigate form, the path that must be followed and the steps that must be taken if the expected benefits are to occur
- Case study, Inland Revenue. Installation of enterprise exchange
The benefits to Inland Revenue have been enormous. Not only is there a standardised system that is reliable and easy to support and manage but there are also the foundations for future developments into workflow and better methods of working.
- Case study, Lancashire County Council.
When you have already been at the heart of the Industrial Revolution that shaped the economic landscape of Britain in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, it’s perhaps not surprising that the county of Lancashire is also now forging ahead in the technology revolution.
- Case study, Lancashire County Council. Cyberskills managed service
We believed that using IT as a tool for social change in this environment would be successful. Commented David Halpin Service Manager for Physical Disability within Lancashire County Council. When we justified this belief, we were successfully awarded funding.
- Case study, Ministerial Department of Sports, Luxembourg
By computerising the appointments, the Medical-Sports Department aims to simplify the way appointments are made, as well as lighten the burden of administrators. Finally, it intends to facilitate access to information for medical staff, who are now able to use a secure collaborative portal to access a wide-range database.
- Case study, Ministry of Public Administration, Spain
In June of 2007 the Government of Spain enacted Law 11/2007 which legislated the need to provide all citizens with online access to public services. This set a deadline of 31st December 2009 for all Public Administrations (central and local governments) to provide electronic methods by which citizens could access any public service and interact with the Administration.
- Case study, Northern Ireland Court Service
In late 1999 Fujitsu was awarded a 10 year PFI contract with the NICtS for the ongoing development and management of its IT infrastructure, corporate applications and courtroom technology. As part of the agreement Fujitsu was also tasked to design and implement an Integrated Court Operation System (ICOS) that would standardise and automate its business processes, improve resource management and be accessible by all court users.
- Case study, QuinetiQ. Developing a Secure Message Filter Module
Fujitsu provided skilled staff who were able to work not only with the extremely complex standards and technologies, but also within the constraints of the project timescales. Fujitsu's close working relationship with QinetiQ and its highly skilled staff also helped to ensure that the solution was developed in line with QinetiQ's evolving requirements.
- Case study, States of Guernsey Income Tax
Guernsey Income Tax realised that it should embrace new technology and replace the paper based storage system and so began to look seriously at the merits of electronic document management.
- Case study, The Moray Council, Scottish Schools Digital Network Glow
Fujitsu suggested that The Moray Council adopt a benefits realisation approach to the deployment of Glow, so that its implementation plan was developed from the users' perspective and not treated as a purely technical challenge.
- Case study, UK Department of Health. Information Management Toolkit
Fujitsu's consultancy service has enabled us to consolidate our thinking and provided us with a sense of direction and a clear way forward - UK Department of Health
- Case study, Unity City Academy. Managed service aggreement
Fujitsu is providing a managed service under a fifteen-year contract that specifies key performance indicators and service level agreements. Under the terms of the contract, Fujitsu is responsible for identifying needs, providing technical support, managing refresh and developing innovation.
- Case study, Young Scot. Secure web hosting
As an existing partner and sponsor, Fujitsu had already been supporting Young Scot by hosting the first website on a shared server at one of its secure locations. Fujitsu offered further support and began working with Young Scot and its web application company Storm ID.
