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shaping tomorrow with you

Geography

Innovation

Delivery

CSR

Fujitsu invests more than $2 billion every year in

applied R&D. Fujitsu is the world’s

fifth-largest IT services provider and No.1 in Japan.

Our Global Delivery Centres support over 23,000 customers

in over 40 languages. Managing the world’s

3rd largest Oracle ebusiness suite.

Innovation that has resulted in more than 100,000 global patents.

100,000

Fujitsu UK&I named Responsible Business of the

Year at BITC’s Responsible Business Awards 2015. Fujitsu’s 162,000 employees

deliver their expertise in over 100 countries worldwide.

Delivering the largest global enterprise deployment of a

virtual desktop.

Fujitsu operates more than 100 data centres worldwide,

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Corporate compatibility

$40 billion

Fujitsu

DHL

Staff 162,000

$48 billion

Staff 270,000

Asia

Others

Europe

Americas

2%

68%

21%

9%

55%

1%

22%

22%

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Integration Security Connectivity Data volumes Real time analysis

Predictive rather than reactive

Internet of Things

Connect, Collect, Innovate

Global workforces Multiple devices Data security

Application distribution

End User Services

Anybody, Anywhere, Any device Legacy applications

Legacy infrastructure Multiple delivery solutions Multiple providers End to end SLAs

Hybrid IT

Integrate, Orchestrate, Service

24/7/365

Driving the customer experience Automation of problem resolution Connectivity

Information feeds

Service Desk

Receive, Resolve, Remove

Lack of continuity

Requirement for skills portability Data interchange

Common toolset

Global Application Standardisation Streamline, Transform, Optimise

Lower cost of ownership Business alignment & agility Digital by default

Mobile workforce

Oracle

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Hybrid IT

Integrate, Orchestrate, Service

Legacy applications

Legacy infrastructure

Multiple delivery solutions

Multiple providers

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Deploying and delivering managed Hybrid IT services

Food, Retail, Primary Industry Environment Healthcare, Welfare Energy, Smart Cities Auto Transportation Experience: Years of Hybrid IT experience and customer base Control: Simple, single access model to all services Flexible: Enterprise-grade services at competitive pricing Balance: Use proven methodologies & benefit-driven approach Strength: Understand business security challenges Social Innovation Business Innovation Education With 5000 large scale implementations globally, no one knows Hybrid better

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Internet of Things

Connect, Collect, Innovate

Integration

Security

Connectivity

Data volumes

Real time analysis

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Machina Research forecasts that IoT will add $670bn to the global economy in 2017.

This will have an impact across all industries and all applications.

Delivering value in asset management and supply chain through Fujitsu IoT Platforms:

Asset Visibility

Wireless Sensors

Connected Items

M2M Communication

Logistics

Command & Control

Value Protection

Traditional Innovation

• Standalone • Led by specialists • Waterfall (slow) • Closed

• High setup cost

New Type of Innovation

• Connect people,

information and infrastructure • Led by anyone

• Agile • Open

• Low setup cost

People

Information

Human Empowerment

Connected

Infrastructure IntelligenceCreative Infrastructure

Value Chain

Digital

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Global Application

Standardisation:

Streamline, Transform, Optimise

Lack of continuity

Requirement for skills portability

Data interchange

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Global Application Standardisation

Streamline, Transform, Optimise

• We aim to increase the value of the application portfolio to the customer’s business while reducing costs of managing the applications by at least 30%.

• Fujitsu take leadership in the innovation and management of customers application portfolios whilst at the same time finding the most cost effective delivery mechanism.

• Global management of applications covering development, implementation, rollout and support is provided through our Indian and Russian specialist application centres with over 4,000 qualified personnel.

Applications are the lifeblood of every business, with significant investment having been made in these applications as well as in the costs to run and maintain them. Growing pressure to compete in ever more complex environments means businesses need increased value from their application portfolio.

Case Study:

Environment Agency - Floodline Warnings Direct (FWD) Application

“Following an extensive tender process the Environment Agency chose to work with Fujitsu because it was a company that could safely deliver and manage this mission- critical application.”

Craig Woolhouse, Head of Flood Risk Management Process

Governance Transform Transition

Discovery &

Due Diligence Apply Best Practice

LEAN Industrialisation Architectural Transformation Application Rationalisation & Modernisation Application Value Assessment ISO20000 Service Provision Application Portfolio Management Knowledge

Transfer ImprovementContinuous

Application Value Management Package Implementation Manage Innovate

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Oracle

“A changing landscape: the future of ERP”

Lower cost of ownership

Business alignment & agility

Digital by default

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Fujitsu / Oracle Joint Engineering Recognised by Oracle

partner awards Unique 30 year

relationship with Oracle 600 Oracle eBusiness Suite implementations globally Highest number of Fusion

Financials Certified Consultants of any Diamond Partner Oracle Diamond

Partner Financials implementationFirst European Fusion Driving efficiency savings through shared services delivered on Fujitsu Oracle workloads vShape hardware

£

10+ advanced specialisations and 48 total specialisations (highest of any partner globally)

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End User Services

Anybody, Anywhere, Any device

Global workforces

Multiple devices

Data security

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End User Services

Anybody, Anywhere, Any device

• Through Fujitsu’s Virtual Client Services (VCS) offering we can support customer’s transformation towards a modern, flexible and cost efficient workplace environment. • We help organisations implement virtual desktops to meet specific needs and provide the right level of application virtualisation to deliver more secure and agile services. • On average we deliver 30% cost savings through desktop transformation.

Case Study:

Large Financial Services Organisation

• Deployment and management of a 60K seat virtual desktop estate

• Cost savings of 40% over contract term –incl. Yr 1 • Reduction in Service desk call volumes by ~60% over industry standard

• Extending service to include support for mobile users • Enabling the delivery of all the promised business benefits

Simplifying complexity to reduce costs

Presentation

Devices Locations

Applications

Legacy Infrastructure SAAS /IAAS

The user experience

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Service Desk

Receive, Resolve, Remove

24/7/365

Driving the customer experience

Automation of problem resolution

Connectivity

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Fujitsu key differentiators:

• “Leader’s in Gartner “Magic Quadrant” for End User Outsourcing (EUO) 2015.

• Handling over 6 million contacts for over 2700 customers. • Our service desks resolve over 50,000 incidents everyday.

• We support international clients from our 5 major Global Delivery Centres.

Case studies:

Supports 30,000 UK based staff for Centrica taking approximately 350,000 calls per annum in Lisbon & Lodz. Managing British American Tobacco’s global help desk from four Global Delivery Centres supporting 35,000 users in 14 languages.

Service Desk

Receive, Resolve, Remove

France Spain Italy USA Indonesia Vietnam Taiwan Singapore Czech Republic elgium enmar enmar Costa Rica GDC Key SDC in Americas, supporting 4 languages Malaysia GDC Key SDC in Asia, supporting 8 languages (incl. Japanese) Poland GDC Key SDC in Europe, supporting15 languages Portugal GDC Key SDC in Europe, supporting17 languages Philippines GDC Key SDC in Asia, supporting 3 languages (incl. Japanese)

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