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Fujitsu has announced that the Clean Energy Regulator will use ServiceNow in the Protected Cloud platform as a Software as a Service offering, making CER the third Federal Government agency to sign up to Fujitsu’s industry cloud for government, built on Vault Protected Cloud.

Digital transformation for business was the focus for more than 600 attendees at the Fujitsu annual World Tour held in Sydney, with speakers examining how organisations can work together to create new possibilities for business and society through transformation.

Secure government cloud provider Vault Systems has hired former Fujitsu vice-president for sales platforms business, Anthony Simkins, to join its executive team.

BlackBerry is expanding its partner program, but with an emphasis on quality rather than quantity.

Fujitsu has adopted a content collaboration tool from cloud content management vendor Box for its global communication platform aimed at strengthening collaboration between internal teams, customers, and vendor.

Integrated services provider Downer, Japanese ICT vendor Fujitsu and Melbourne software developer EYEfi have collaborated to create a "smart drains" solution that has been taken up by the Yarra Ranges Council.

Fujitsu PalmSecure is a biometric authentication solution with palm vein scanning, successfully in use for well over a decade to secure computers, building ATMs, manage stadium entry, building access and more.

Japanese information and communication technology company Fujitsu has introduced biometric authentication software for Windows PCs, with the product being available right away in the Oceania region.

Japanese ICT firm Fujitsu has extended the availability of its global biometrics-as-a-service platform to Australia. The service is provided in collaboration with ImageWare Systems, a provider of mobile and cloud-based identity management software.

Want the lightest, ultra-thin notebook at 779 grams with a touch screen, 2 x USB 3.0 ports, Ethernet, USB-C, HDMI, 7th-gen Core i5, SSD and plenty more? Fujistu has the answer.

Fujitsu has completed a major upgrade to TasNetworks' microwave radio network, commissioning 18 FRX-3 Microwave radio links.

Artificial Intelligence is becoming one of the key drivers in changing the face of the workplace by 2025, and many of today’s working practices, productivity tools and physical environments will become obsolete over the next eight years, according to new research commissioned by Fujitsu.

Australia is the least likely among 12 countries and Hong Kong to believe in having a culture of innovation within its businesses, a survey on digital transformation claims.

Wearables powered by Fujitsu's UBIQUITOUSWARE, an IoT package that senses the status of people and things and their surrounding environments, has helped the Belgian team prepare for its participation in the ongoing Bridgestone World Solar Challenge.

Hoping to fuel innovation in digital penmanship with a free one-year membership for start-ups and nonprofits in the digital ink-enabled space, this ecosystem clearly hopes to write it own ticket to success.

Fujitsu has announced the global extension of its digital Platform-as-a-Service — RunMyProcess — with the addition of new regional cloud platforms in Australia and North America to add to existing platforms in Europe and Asia.

Fujitsu is working on some interesting digital and IoT projects in Australia.

Victoria's Minister for Small Business, Innovation and Trade Philip Dalidakis took advantage of an invitation to speak at the Fujitsu World Tour's Melbourne leg to encourage the company to relocate to Melbourne.

Japanese tech giant Fujitsu’s shares soared on reports that its PC division will merge with Chinese mega-IT giant Lenovo.

Fujitsu has been contracted by the federal government Department of Industry, Innovation and Science to build and implement an end-to-end grants management system to deliver a total management solution for the department’s Business Grants Hub.