At Fujitsu, we have been innovating for more than 80 years. This tradition to innovate has enabled us to understand that today’s leading web software technologies can deliver tangible benefits to our clients.
Of course, you would expect us to understand that our clients want more than just technology. Where our SaaS Practice goes beyond the expected is that it integrates industry leading technologies with industry specific expertise to deliver rapidly deployable, rapid time to value business applications.
Fujitsu SaaS solutions enable our clients to reap the rewards of new technologies whilst maintaining the value in their previous investments. We empower through new technologies, deliver the full promise of true Software as a Service and above all understand our customers’ business needs to deliver rapid and provable ROI.
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Fujitsu enabled a global business banking operation to seamlessly transition client sales and servicing, post-merger, with a customised Salesforce.com SaaS deployment. Read the case study.
Fujitsu delivered a Salesforce.com SaaS solution which addressed the key challenges faced by the
client’s international relationship managers, investment managers,
mortgage advisors, team leaders and senior management. Read the case study.
Fujitsu delivered a tightly integrated, highly tailored Salesforce.com SaaS solution to enable the investment bank to share client insights globally. Read the case study.
Fujitsu helped to deliver a number of new elements to enhance the existing Salesforce.com SaaS solution for a leading investment bank (equities). Read the case study.
Fujitsu's extensive Salesforce.com experience meant that a case management application was configured, tested and deployed to 30 users within just 10 working days. Read the SaaS case study.
Salesforce.com was used to provide a range of tools that enabled the client to become more efficient at maintaining existing investment information and winning more investment from existing investors and new business - for both the retail and the advisor channels.
The continued confusion around key aspects of cloud services is holding many organisations back from embracing the new model. This is particularly frustrating for many, as IT organisations – like other business functions – are under intense pressure to identify approaches that will simultaneously lower costs and improve agility and productivity.
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