Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability : Fujitsu Global

Fujitsu Platform Business: Sustainable workplace product portfolio

Building a sustainable world means increasing transparency to our customers. Therefore, we provide our latest corporate audits and additional insights on Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability including the assessment of Fujitsu’s Product Carbon Footprint and its Greenhouse Gas Emissions in the transportation of Datecenter Products.

Fujitsu Product Carbon Footprint Information Sheets

Select a product to see the Carbon Footprint Information Sheet:

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RBA Factory Audit

Fujitsu Notebooks are produced in Japan in Shimane Fujitsu Limited, a factory owned by Fujitsu Client Computing Ltd. The factory has been audited by RBA (Responsible Business Alliance). The attached extract shows the results of the Audit of the Fujitsu Limited factory concerning Labour and Occupational Health and Safety, compliant with the EPEAT requirements.

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Fujitsu uSCALE & Sustainability

Fujitsu uSCALE allows customers to consume IT infrastructure, on-premises, with monthly usage-based ("cloud-like") billing as a service. Explore how Fujitsu uSCALE helps organizations in achieving their individual sustainability goals.

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ISO 50001 Certification

Energy management systems certifications are available for Fujitsu facilities and to increase the transparency of the composition of Fujitsu’s Client Computing Devices, we have created a list of some of the major suppliers’ facilities.

Fujitsu facilities

Fujitsu supplier facilities

Assessment of Greenhouse gas emissions in product transportation

Fujitsu set a goal to reduce emissions from product transportation of 10 percent by 2030. We provide assessments of emissions including all modes of freight movement from manufacturing bases to corporate customers of CCD products for Europe/Japan that were utilized (road, air, sea and rail – Fujitsu does not transport through inland waterways). The transportation in manufacturing bases and warehouses were excluded.

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