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equipped with Intel’s latest CPU announced in early March 2012
ahead of rivals (only one other Japanese company has announced
similar plans), we aim to increase sales by providing products
sooner, especially to customers seeking high performance.
In the network products business, we will further expand our
base station business as LTE rollout ramps up, and steadily
advance business dealing with increased network traffic accom-
panying the rapid spread of smartphones. We will also aim to
advance into new business fields, such as home-area networking
utilizing LTE and optical access.
In the ICT services business, we will roll out new services
centered on cloud computing. We will provide Data Utilization
Platform Services that leverage big data, which is now attracting
attention, to gather, compile, and integrate massive quantities
of sensing data, apply knowledge, process it using real-time
processing or batch processing, and use it to generate future
projections and other purposes. We will also roll out the public
cloud service Fujitsu Global Cloud Platform in six countries
around the world, responding to the global expansion of custom-
ers and their various other needs.
In addition, we will bolster our structure by unifying SE orga-
nizations and realigning regional SE companies, enhancing the
flow of knowhow and resources and aiming to become a group of
SE professionals with overwhelming competitiveness.
As a result of the spread of cloud computing, customers are
now searching for the ideal new IT system. By leveraging our
outstanding ability to provide a vertically integrated structure—from
highly dependable, high-performance platforms such as networks,
servers, and datacenters to top-line applications—we will lead the
domestic ICT market by proposing new ICT possibilities to custom-
ers and do our utmost to respond to customer expectations.
The National Hospital Organization’s Nagasaki Medical Center is the
largest top-tier, comprehensive medical facility in Japan’s Nagasaki
Prefecture, with approximately 12,800 inpatients annually and some
800 outpatient visits per day. To fulfill its role as a key regional hospi-
tal, the center is actively using ICT to upgrade and streamline treat-
ment and to improve medical care for the region as a whole. Among
other innovations, the center uses electronic medical records and
participates in the Ajisai Network of regional medical facilities to
collaborate with clinics and other medical facilities in the area.
As part of these efforts, Fujitsu’s HumanBridge BCP Solution was
utilized to build a disaster recovery backup system for the Nagasaki
Medical Center at a Fujitsu datacenter. This system enables the
center to avoid the risk of a disaster destroying hospital systems and
all medical data being lost, but is also a pathway for continuing
treatment by referencing past medical data from other medical
facilities and evacuation centers.
If the Nagasaki Medical Center’s electronic medical record system
becomes unusable, doctors and nurses at evacuation centers and
other medical facilities can refer to medical data stored at the data-
center through the Internet, based on patient approval, and can
store on-site clinical records through the memo function. Since past
clinical data and basic information can be referenced, medical staff
coming from other regions can also provide treatment based on
reliable data.
National Hospital Organization Nagasaki Medical Center
Protection of clinical data and improved medical reliability realized through a cloud-based backup system
After the ICT platform at the center is rebuilt, backup data from
the datacenter will be returned to the server to restore the electronic
medical record system. Clinical records inputted using the memo
function during a catastrophe can be referenced from the electronic
medical record system as a disaster clinical record.
Fujitsu is committed to supporting the Nagasaki Medical Center’s
regional medical collaboration, provision of better medical care, and
promotion of greater sophistication for overall medical care in the
region from an ICT standpoint, by continuing to provide consulting,
system building, and operational support.
Customer Solution Profile
National Hospital Organization Nagasaki Medical Center
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