Public sector

Governments and local governments are facing declining birthrates, an aging population and worsening financial conditions. To address these issues, it is essential to improve efficiency through the use of data and area-wide cooperation. Fujitsu contributes to sustainable community development by revitalizing local communities and optimizing administrative operations and procedures.

Capabilities

Building safe and secure towns

With the aim of creating a sustainable society, we will work with governments and municipalities to create resilient communities that are accessible to all residents.

Business optimization

By improving efficiency through business process analysis and leveraging ICT, we will improve resident services and reduce administrative burdens by reforming working styles.

Transformation of public welfare

We provide a one-stop comprehensive welfare service tailored to each local community and resident, responding to declining birthrates, aging population and deteriorating financial conditions, and realizing a future for children and a society where no one is left behind.

National security

By improving efficiency through business process analysis and leverage of ICT, we improve resident services and reduce administrative burden by reforming working styles.

Enriching the lives of residents

We utilize digital technology to create a safe and comfortable community, facing local issues and supporting the realization of smart cities in which residents play a leading role. 

Enhancing students' learning experiences

We use digital technology to help students enhance their learning experiences, improve the quality of education and research activities, and create a better learning environment.

Operational innovation in agriculture

We drive smart agriculture using digital technology to solve the problems of aging population and shortage of human resources. We aim to achieve stable agricultural production by making full use of AI and IoT to improve efficiency and save labor.

Insights

Leaving no-one behind – 8 steps towards an inclusive Digital Government

In today's digital economy, digital inclusion is often neglected, despite technology's growing importance in our daily lives. As oglobaline interactions and transactions become more prevalent, it's essential to ensure that everyone has access to the digital world. Unfortunately, global access to technology and the internet is unequal, making digital well-being a pressing issue that requires action and investment.

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Key focus areas achieving a sustainable world

Customer stories

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City of Hamm - Open data for the smart city

The city of Hamm is on its way to becoming a smart city with its exemplary digitization strategy. A co-design workshop with Fujitsu identified the most important data requirements in the area of sustainability for an open data citizens’ portal, including interest groups from a wide range of sectors.

Uckermark District - Co-designing a vision for digitization

The workshop methodology used is a prime example of future interdisciplinary collaboration: structured, creative, and without red tape.
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Government of Canada - Transforming a nation’s social services

The Government of Canada has embarked on a large-scale transformation program to deliver a client-centric solution focused on digitally enabled excellence. It will transform social services into a modern platform, enabling Canada to become more agile in policy implementation and improve its citizens’ experience when accessing these services.
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Canadian Public Sector Labour and Immigration - Digitizing reporting saves time and money

A Canadian public sector entity planned to build eight external-facing portals from a centralized hub on Microsoft Dynamics and engaged strategic partner Fujitsu to help. This resulted in a saving of over 3,600 hours of effort annually and improved visibility and transparency.
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