Leading the Charge in Work Life Transformation

In the new normal era, companies need to make efforts to both reform the way employees work, and enhance their lives. Fujitsu's Work Life Shift proposes a new way of working by enabling sustainable business and employee wellbeing.

Capabilities

Smart Working

Smart Working enables employees to autonomously choose the best way to work, creating a new normal for high productivity and innovation.

Borderless Office

Providing employees with the freedom to choose whether they work from home, a hub office, or a satellite office, we realize a way of working that creates high productivity and innovation.

Culture Change

Total shift in work and life to pursue sustainable business and individual wellbeing. It promotes cultural change and creates high productivity and innovation.

Insights

Moving to the Future of Hybrid Work: Survey Report
HSM Advisory and Fujitsu's Global Survey of the State and Future of Hybrid Work

HSM Advisory, established by Professor Linda Gratton of the London Business School, and Fujitsu jointly conducted a survey in September 2020 focusing on how companies are responding to major changes in society and the workplace, and what employees think about working. Based on the survey results, we have compiled a report with examples of current issues, future possibilities, and best practices in hybrid work.

Read the research report on the future of hybrid work

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What is necessary for a "hybrid digital" work model to succeed in the next normal?

Generative AI

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The Shift towards the 100-Year Life

Lynda Gratton at Fujitsu's Digital Transformation Center in Tokyo

Key focus areas achieving a sustainable world

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Customer stories

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Australia Post - Driving digital inclusion in First Nations Communities

Increasing economic opportunities and independence of First Nations people through greater involvement in the innovation economy.

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Alexandru Ioan Cuza University - A digital leap in education

The Faculty of Economics and Business Administration (FEAA) at the Alexandru Ioan Cuza University wanted a reliable way to prepare students theoretically and practically for their future workplaces. It decided to construct a modern IT laboratory to achieve this.

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Tauernkliniken GmbH - PCs for reliable clinical operations

The Tauern Hospital in Austria needs high-performance IT support to keep the hospital running smoothly. The facilities in Mittersill and Zell am See benefit from powerful hardware equipment and a first-rate WLAN connection with a wide range of PCs, notebooks, and workstations.

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Centrica plc - Partnering to accelerate digitisation

Centrica adopted Microsoft Power Platform to give the business autonomy over its app development. When internal IT resources are stretched, Centrica wanted to find a way to swiftly scale to support the business. Fujitsu provides expertise and resources to build and manage large and complex apps.

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