IT Solutions for the Manufacturing and Services Industries
Fujitsu works with leading organisations in the manufacturing and services sectors around the world. In Europe we support our clients in automotive, global media and services industries to bring our IT and business expertise to their organisations. Our strengths in supply chain optimisation and IT transformation enable our clients to be flexible enough to manage today’s increasingly complex environments. From focusing on cost reduction, enhanced flexibility and adaptability through to increased search for customer intimacy and a growing effort to address sustainability. Outsourcing maximises cost-cutting and efficiency, increasing resource utilisation and reducing manufacturing costs and improves service levels through on-time delivery whilst Supply Chain Management (SCM) ensures the smooth flow of data.
Our technology expertise means we are at the cutting edge in the media industry that is constantly evolving. Our media capabilities range from the provision of electronic imagery to supporting internal IT infrastructure. Our digital media network solution allows our in-house TV channel to run across the Fujitsu estate and supports JCDecaux’s digital advertising across BAA airports in the UK.
Fujitsu was chosen to build an integrated SAP environment containing all of Valio's operational systems, for domestic sales, export, production, storage, distribution and invoicing.
Bahlsen GmbH & Co. KG has outsourced IT operations at eight European sites to TDS. The Neckarsulm-based service provider has assumed responsibility for the biscuit manufacturer's entire IT infrastructure and delivers a variety of services, including application hosting, application management and operation of the desktop infrastructure.
Managed Services Responsibility for 5,000 servers and 1,500 databases for the European Data Centre of Daimler AG proves that there's no contradiction between optimising costs and simultaneously enhancing quality.
Cloud computing is evolving fast. Today, organisations understand that they can use the model to cut costs, increase efficiency and be more responsive to changing market demands. They also know that the Cloud, with a range of ‘public’ and ‘private’ solutions available, can offer the security and information assurance to meet a range of needs.
The UK Government’s cloud computing initiative will reduce cost and boost efficiency, but the public sector and its service partners must work hand-in-hand for it to succeed
All organisations have applications that their users cherish. But to reap the full benefits of application outsourcing and cloud computing, they have to let them go.
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.
Fujitsu, the leading provider of technology and IT services has launched a Cloud Consulting service. The new Consultancy service will help senior IT decision makers to understand how they could potentially be using Cloud within their organisation.
Fujitsu has developed and launched a new smartphone application with the UK's biggest budget hotel chain Premier Inn. The app enables customers to check availability, make reservations and manage their bookings and is available on iPhone, Android, Nokia and BlackBerry devices.
“To transform our operations we needed an experienced partner who understood our business and had a proven expertise in SAP, so Fujitsu was a natural choice.”
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