Why Fujitsu?

• Data is easily accessible and extractable which may results in improving productivity and efficiency of data reporting
• Exchange of data could be done automatically
• Significantly improves the usability of reporting system in regards with:
  • Standardized format allows reported information easily compared and analyzed
  • Automated validation minimizes inaccuracy of data
• Ease of reports dissemination and disclosure to make it available for the public
• Accelerate decision making consideration for business investors

• Leading in XBRL Standard Development

• Fujitsu contributes to many of the latest specification development, such as Dimensions, Formula, Versioning, Inline XBRL, Table Linkbase (XII Compliance).

• No.1 XBRL Middleware: Interstage XWand

• Fujitsu implements XBRL to over than 100 customers in 34 countries including Central Banks, Government, Banks, Auditor, and many others for example:

  • In Japan, 3 out of 4 major regulators are Fujitsu’s customer.
  • Security Exchange Commission (SEC) of United States
  • Bank of Spain in Europe
  • IFRS, US-GAAP, Japanese GAAP, and most of major taxonomy are developed by Interstage XWand tools
• Fujitsu Selected Customers in Indonesia
  • Regulatory body of the capital market
  • Several conventional and sharia banks
• Support Locally

• Fujitsu Indonesia experienced engineers are eager to deliver excellent support to help you in adopting XBRL technology.

• In the United States, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), since December 2008, has mandated the use of XBRL for listed companies reporting their financial reports.
• In the United Kingdom HM Revenue and Custom (HMRC) has mandated the use of XBRL for filing of UK company accounts and Corporation Tax Returns since 2011.
• In Japan, the Tokyo Stock Exchange used XBRL in its Timely Disclosure network (TDnet) to distribute financial information for 3000 registered companies to all press organizations simultaneously.
• The Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) has adopted XBRL for Banking Solvency Reporting (COREP) and Financial Reporting (FINREP).
• Holland and Australia have adopted XBRL for use within their Standard Business Reporting Programs (SBR) for business to government reporting.
• Many other countries such as Korea, Chile and Spain have ongoing national projects already making use of XBRL technology.
• Other countries in Europe, Asia, and Latin America are preparing individually for worldwide XBRL implementation.