Healthcare

At Fujitsu, our goal is not simply to provide standalone products or services. We offer a distinctive combination of strengths in leading-edge computing and network equipment, and sophisticated middleware that enable us to provide a fully integrated IT infrastructure for Healthcare.

The Healthcare IT market is one of the fastest growing segments for IT spending in the US, with many factors driving initiatives that involve document imaging/data capture, mobile solutions, and related technologies. In addition to regulations like HIPAA, Sarbanes-Oxley, and others, in 2004, the federal government launched the Electronic Health Record Initiative with a goal of electronic medical records available to all Americans within 10 years. Other factors involved are the aging baby-boomer population, shortages of clinical staff (Doctors & Nurses), and decreasing reimbursement for healthcare providers. This "Perfect Storm" is driving IT decisions in today's healthcare market, and influencing the way healthcare organizations think about their IT spending.

As information technologies advance, we move ever closer to a ubiquitous networked world, where information sharing is available any time, any place and with anyone.

Fujitsu is working to make the ubiquitous networked world a reality. We build IT infrastructures that offer 24/7 failsafe availability and that can seamlessly connect disparate systems, enabling information to be smoothly exchanged and put to use. Also, We leverage this IT infrastructure to deliver enterprise solutions & services across the disparate fields of homeland security.

Fujitsu has three main business areas:

• Software and Services, including Supply Chain Management, Enterprise Resource Planning and Storage Area Networks
• Platforms, including personal computers, high end servers, scanners, mobile phones and the optical transport of voice, video, and data
• Electronic Devices, including semiconductors and flash memory

It is a strongly held tradition of Fujitsu to provide highly reliable products and services, and we continually look for ways to improve quality in every aspect of our operations. From Japan, it is the Kaizen spirit.