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Work smarter: What you can expect from automating your processes
Work smarter: What you can expect from automating your processes
S/4HANA transformation will give your organisation the agility and capabilities to introduce automation in a variety of ways along with Business Technology Platform. In this blog, you’ll discover how increased process automation can help you reduce costs, improve efficiency, and achieve faster response times.
S/4HANA transformation will give your organisation the agility and capabilities to introduce automation in a variety of ways along with Business Technology Platform. In this blog, you’ll discover how increased process automation can help you reduce costs, improve efficiency, and achieve faster response times.
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Fujitsu's 'Digital Owl' project trial assists in identifying threatened plant species
Working with the NSW Office of Environment & Heritage, Fujitsu completes the trial to identify threatened plant species.
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New collaborative project designs lifesaving technology through the use of Narrow AI
Fujitsu's new research collaboration uses AI to improve the detection and monitoring of brain aneurysms
Recent Articles
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Being differently abled in the COVID-world – and beyond
Today, Fujitsu is globally celebrating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. We recognise that the pandemic has impacted people living with a disability in different ways, and acknowledges the importance of leadership in enabling inclusion and accessibility for everyone in the post COVID-19 workplace.
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Fujitsu works with TAFE Queensland to support migrant students through practical IT work experience
Fujitsu is proud to partner with TAFE Queensland to provide migrant students with 120 hours of practical, IT work experience in support of their Adult Migrant English Program (AMEP). The AMEP is vital to the integration and equity of our newest community members.
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Ticket-less to a transformative public transport travel experience
Customers will expect a step change in their travel experience when they start their travels again especially in the city / CBD areas where they have not been able to spend much time in the recent past. As this new age of travel unfolds in the heart of major cities, public transport agencies / operators should gear up to deliver on this expectation of a transformative travel experience.
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Connecting the Inclusion dots
Nicole Forrester, Fujitsu's Head of Office of Purpose, explores how Fujitsu ANZ is connecting the inclusion dots between our Purpose and how we choose to deliver our products and services to achieve maximum impact as an organisation.
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Intersex Awareness Day (26th October)
Fujitsu Australia and New Zealand acknowledges Intersex Awareness Day for all those in the intersex community and the human rights issues they face.
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Using AI in cancer genomic medicine to accelerate cancer treatment
Fujitsu Laboratories conducted joint research with the Institute of Medical Science at the University of Tokyo (IMSUT) to develop and verify AI technology to improve the efficiency of cancer genomic medicine.
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Extending our partnership with Solider On
Fujitsu is delighted to announce that we have extended our partnership with veteran’s charity Solider On for another year! Learn more.
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Tabcorp Races Forward with New Data Analytics and Digital Marketing Technology
Tabcorp wanted to increase their online customer engagement and provide improved customer experiences through a new Data Analytics strategy that would help them in the face of rising competition from foreign owned online wagering businesses. Versor helped them achieve this and more through Project Marty.
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Harnessing AI For Ocean Health
Fujitsu is proud to support Sci-eye, Macquarie University, the NSW Department of Primary Industries and Surf Life Saving NSW as they use AI and drone technology to detect and identify different species of shark in real-time. This new approach also has the potential to help the NSW government build a unique database of marine fauna and fuel the conservation efforts for the entire marine ecosystem.