Information Management Services
Information management is key to addressing the top concerns of senior executives - but doing it effectively is not easy. That’s where Fujitsu can help. We provide Information Management solutions that address the real pressure points:
- Case Management to improve efficiency of the back office by automating key business processes
- Business Insight to improve customer experience through a better view of how organisational performance meets their changing needs
- Collaboration services for improved business agility
- Information Risk Management to help organisations secure their information and comply with regulation
- Enterprise content management solutions to manage complexity and help organisations create, approve, publish and manage information across multiple channels, from the web to old fashioned paper
all expertly supported by our range of Information Management consultancy services focusing on business information strategy, policy-based information management, business process optimisation, and information exploitation.
With a strong track record of delivering Information Management solutions to both Government and Commercial organisations, the proof is in the pudding. Just ask the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF), where Fujitsu delivered an EDRM solution that brings all of the organisation’s data under the control of a single system and enables information lifecycle management. Or the Department for Business, Enterprise & Regulatory Reform (BERR), where we enabled a successful business change programme that enabled insight into business challenges. Or the Ministry of Defence (MOD) where we provided collaboration services to create a working environment that has fundamentally changed the way the MOD works.
Let Fujitsu help you manage your information management needs – ensuring the right information is in the right place in a timely manner. The clock is ticking.
Case studies
- BIS - Matrix 2 knowledge management
The application development work undertaken by Fujitsu for MATRIX 2 was not a straightforward upgrade as it involved a major integration and transition to a new set of tools, utilising an entirely different Oracle database schema and much closer integration with Microsoft Office.
- Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF): Electronic Document & Records Management (EDRM)
Following a comprehensive audit of it's information management needs, the Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) chose Fujitsu, working with Microsoft and Meridio, to deliver an Electronic Document & Records Management (EDRM) solution
- 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
- Ministry of Defence: Project Home
Fujitsu won the contract for Project Head Office Modern Environment (HOME) providing the project management, integration, implementation and ongoing service management of a new IT infrastructure and 6,000 work stations.
- Red.es
Fujitsu worked with red.es to design ONTSI.Data, an innovative information management solution that enables a wide range of users to electronically prepare their own reports using the main Information Society performance indicators.
- States of Guernsey: Electronic Document and Record Management (EDRM)
Fujitsu have implemented a fully integrated, electronic document and record management (EDRM) solution for the States of Guernsey. In addition, Fujitsu provided a workflow solution that enables Guernsey Income Tax to track and automate the processing of tax returns and correspondence.
- 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 system contained all of the department’s public records, so it had to work. However, the whole thing was very, very
slick to the point where the ‘go live’ became a complete non-event.”
Karen Pile, CIO Director, Information Strategy & Services, BIS
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