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Annual Report 2005
Fiscal 2004 was a significant year for our overseas
business. Building on this, we aim to capture a larger
share for our products and services in overseas markets,
where the application of IT is rapidly spreading into
new fields.
■ Accelerating Global Business Development
We are achieving some solid results in our overseas business. For example, in Software & Services, we saw
increased profitability at our overseas operations in fiscal 2004, including benefits from the integration of Group
companies in Europe, Australia and other regions from the beginning of the fiscal year, as well as the return to
operating profitability at our North American services subsidiary. Our server and network businesses are help-
ing to drive this newfound strength, particularly in the network field, where we have been achieving market
leadership in an increasing number of areas, including optical transmission systems in North America and ADSL
in the UK.
We will continue to reinforce the foundation to support further overseas business growth, accelerating the
expansion of global product volumes and advancing our solutions business to secure competitive advantage.
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Annual Report 2005