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Young Scot: encouraging active citizenship through secure online communication – Fujitsu advised on the technical specification that would support Young Scot's ideas for the portal. Fujitsu then took responsibility for secure hosting, arranged the transfer from the old website and began providing statistics on usage.

Wolverhampton City Council Beareavement Centre: sharing information online – Coming to terms with someone’s death is never easy and the situation is not helped when relatives are left with the unwelcome prospect of having to notify a myriad of public organisations, to register and record the death.

Weymouth & Portland Borough Council – Weymouth & Portland Council wanted to make access to services and information easier for its residents. This objective was part of the council's plan to meet government targets to deliver all services electronically by 2005, without creating social exclusion.

The Moray Council: Scottish Schools Digital Network – With over 30 years experience of supporting the needs of government departments and local authorities, Fujitsu has a proven track record in providing complex systems integration services and mobile solutions that reduce costs, improve productivity and customer services and deliver a compelling return on investment.

Stockton Riverside College: outsourcing IT infrastructure and support – Stockton Riverside College placed a with Fujitsu in June 2000. Fujitsu took responsibility for the college's IT estate, installing new desktops and servers; establishing a network; setting up Internet access; implementing new software and providing support services.

Staffordshire County Council – As Staffordshire County Council was already using SAP’s Human Resources (HR), Finance and Procurement systems it chose to develop the Social Care systems using SAP’s Social Care and Customer Relationship Management (CRM) applications with electronic forms and workflow.

Reading Borough Council – Reading Borough Council chose Fujitsu to implement Oracle Hyperion Planning Plus.

Newcastle City Council - ICT and Customer Services – The Norddeutsche Rundfunk (NDR) is the leading electronic media company in Northern Germany, which, as a result of its successful and high-quality programmes and its cultural and social commitment, is well-respected beyond its transmission area.

Newcastle City Council - a new ‘best of breed’ IT infrastructure – Following a competitive tender, Newcastle City Council awarded Fujitsu a three year contract to deliver a business transformation and modernisation programme, migrating its mainframe systems onto a new ‘best of breed’ infrastructure with the latest enabling technology.

Merseytravel – Develop, implement and manage a Smart Enabled Ticketing (SET) system that could be used by local elderly and disabled citizens to travel on any trains, buses and ferries in the Merseyside area.

Lesedi Local Municipality – After fully assessing the market place Lesedi chose to implement Fujitsu’s Local Government Solution as it had a proven track record of delivering major business benefits in a short period of time, and was already implemented in many other Municipalities in Africa.

Lancashire County Council Social Service Directorate – The traditional emphasis for the physically disabled has been medical rehabilitation, which is based on how well individuals can perform daily living tasks. However, while physically disabled people may have successfully met the criteria for medical rehabilitation, they have often found themselves isolated and unable to find employment. In response to this, in recent years the government has set targets that relate to reducing social exclusion.

Lancashire County Council – Lancashire County Council chose Fujitsu to provide the enterprise resource planning (ERP) consultancy and knowledge transfer services it needed to successfully build and deploy the new Oracle Financials and Procurement suite of applications needed to satisfy the needs of the Council, Lancashire Police and Lancashire Fire & Rescue Service.

International Rugby Board – The International Rugby Board (IRB) is the world governing and law making body for the game of Rugby Union. Recognising the need to have a strong IT partner to enable them to deliver to their current and future IT needs

Guernsey: electronic document and record management (EDRM) system – Fujitsu implemented a fully integrated, electronic document and record management (EDRM) solution for States of Guernsey. In addition, Fujitsu proposed a workflow solution that enables Guernsey Income Tax to track and automate the processing of tax returns and correspondence.

Forestry Commission – Following a competitive tender through the government procurement catalogue, GCat, the Forestry Commission awarded Fujitsu a three year contract, with an option for two more years, to provide a UK-wide call logging and maintenance service.

Canllaw Online – By the late 1990s, after several years of under funding, youth services in Wales were not really reflecting the needs of an information society.

Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire Councils – Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire County Councils entered a ground-breaking tripartite partnership with Fujitsu to create a unique ERP shared service.

Bolton Council: Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) – Following discussions with Fujitsu, Bolton Council chose to use Oracle Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) – an integrated module within the eBusiness Suite. As a result, the solution would integrate seamlessly with the Council’s existing ERP and CRM solutions including Oracle TeleService, Field Service, Inventory, Purchasing, Accounts Receivable, Project Accounting and General Ledger.