New President aims to continue PFU's 50 years success story and to grow scanner business

• New president Kiyoshi Hasegawa will continue to expand the company's lead in the scanner business
• PFU in Europe has been the number one provider of high-speed personal, desktop and workgroup scanners since 2008 according to research institute infoSource
• The global goal is to become a leader in the new "cloud and mobility era"

Kiyoshi Hasegawa has been appointed president of Fujitsu company PFU Limited. In his new function, Hasegawa aims to continue the successful pioneer work of his predecessor, Fujio Wajima, who assumed chairmanship of the board of directors. In times of drastic changes and new trends such as cloud and mobile computing, Hasegawa wants to lead the company with a sense of speed and smartness and the motivational spirit of its 4,500 employees. On this basis, he is looking at making PFU a leader also in the new era of cloud and mobility.

In the 50 years of its existence, PFU has always focused on its innovative power to build customer-oriented technology that has been keeping the company at the forefront of the industry. Today, PFU is a major player in its markets with over one billion US dollar in sales revenues. PFU Imaging Solutions Europe Limited, which is responsible for marketing and sales of the Fujitsu document scanners in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), has been the number 1 provider of high-speed personal, desktop and workgroup scanners since 2008 according to research institute infoSource.