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The new annex of Fujitsu’s Tatebayashi System Center
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2 : 30 pm
SYDNEY
TATEBAYASHI JAPAN
The most precious things in life
Water is indispensable to our lives, and
essential to everything from cooking
and bathing to watering our plants.
Fujitsu has a broad presence in the
information field, an area that supports
the entire public water services sector.
From management of water meter
reading, billing, and other water utility
fees to quality management for water
mains, Fujitsu’s information communica-
tion technology plays a vital role in sup-
plying the public with safe, clean water.
A platform for the future
The Fujitsu Group operates some 90
datacenters worldwide, with plans to
increase this number in the coming
years. Across the Group, we are putting a
cloud computing infrastructure in place
in advance of this new era to meet the
anticipated growth in demand in the
years ahead.
1 : 00 pm
LONDON
POS systems are widely used in supermarkets and other retail outlets worldwide.
Data gathered by Fujitsu’s POS systems every time a product is scanned at the register allow store owners
to reliably stock products that sell best, for example, in accordance with changes in the weather or other
factors. By delivering these systems, Fujitsu is backing the creation of better retail spaces.
Smart shopping
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FUJITSU LIMITED Annual Report 2010