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'Back to the Future': Fujitsu Offers Infinite Way

Arriving from Japan with a mission to develop the Indonesian
Information and Communications Technology (ICT) markets in the
1980s, Fujitsu might not have expected to immediately grab major
projects in the country's ICT sector.

Their hardships in the initial stages of putting down roots in
the Indonesian market was fully rewarded with prestigious
telecommunication projects, including the Jakarta Junction
Network System, Microwave Systems and the Java-Borneo
(Kalimantan) Submarine Cable Link.

Its success in carrying out those projects encouraged Japan-
based Fujitsu Limited to put down even deeper roots in Indonesia.
Forging a partnership with PT Askomindo Dinamika, Fujitsu set up
a joint venture company, PT Fujitsu Systems Indonesia, in 1995.

Headquartered in Jakarta with service points in big cities
such as Semarang, Surabaya, Denpasar and Pekanbaru, the company
has nurtured its vision to be a leading customer-focused ICT
solutions provider in Indonesia.

Over time, Fujitsu Systems Indonesia has gained a reputation
as a provider of one-stop, end-to-end products, solutions and
services, including high-quality notebook PC and mission-critical
servers, business and manufacturing applications and ICT
infrastructure.

After 10 years of providing high-technological and innovative
products to the Indonesian market, Fujitsu officially announced a
new name for its Indonesian operations from Fujitsu Systems
Indonesia to PT Fujitsu Indonesia.

"This new name, Fujitsu Indonesia, represents one Fujitsu in
Indonesia," Takafumi Mikuni, President Director of PT Fujitsu
Indonesia, told 350 business partners, customers and government
representatives attending Fujitsu Indonesia's 10-year anniversary
celebration on November 29, 2005, at the five-star Hotel Mulia in
Jakarta.

Supported by 150 employees with various areas of expertise and
certifications, Fujitsu Indonesia actively carries out projects
in various sectors and industries, including the
telecommunications, manufacturing, government, oil and finance.

The company applies complete and integrated solutions
consisting not only of hardware, including servers, storage
systems, PCs and peripherals, but also ERP and human resources
software.

"Our plan in the coming months is to maintain our growth by
providing comprehensive solutions for the Indonesian market. We
will also introduce sophisticated Fujitsu technology," added
Mikuni, who considers Indonesia a potential market with only one
or two serious competitors, which can offer one-stop, end-to-end
ICT solutions.

Global Support

As part of the Japan-based information and communication
technology (ICT) company, Fujitsu Indonesia has strong backing
from Fujitsu's global network, which spreads to every corner of
the globe, from Asia and Oceania to Europe, the Middle East,
Africa and the Americas. The company has sales and service
operations in more than 70 countries.

Originally established in Japan in 1935 under the name Fuji
Tsushinki Manufacturing Corp., the company changed its name to
Fujitsu Limited in 1962. In the course of its worldwide
expansion, Fujitsu strategically expanded its realm with Fujitsu
Services Holdings (originally International Computers Limited),
Fujitsu Computer Systems Corp (originally Amdahl Corp.), and
Fujitsu Consulting (originally DMR Group Inc.), with more than
151,000 total employees.

Driven by technological innovations and business commitments,
Fujitsu offers complete satisfaction for all customers, including
half of the Fortune Global 500 companies. Listed on the Dow Jones
Sustainability Index and FTSE4Good Index Series, Fujitsu is
recognized as an IT industry leader in sustainability and
corporate responsibility.

The key to Fujitsu's success is its top-notch technology
development, which it accomplishes by investing more than 5
percent of its revenue back into research. With the full support
of management, Fujitsu carries out cutting-edge research and
development, ranging from IT services up to computing and
telecommunications systems, as well as in supporting fields such
as electronic devices and material technologies.

The fruits of Fujitsu's research and development have won
international recognition. Its industry-leading microelectronic
technology grabbed the most prestigious award at Nano Tech 2005.
Fujitsu also developed the world's fist contact-less palm vein
authentication technology, which received the Wall Street
Journal's 2005 Innovation Award for Security in Networks, and
also the prestigious CES 'Best of Innovations' Award for
PalmSecure Biometric Technology.

In addition, Fujitsu has developed advanced Radio Frequency
Identification (RFID) technology that enables long-distance
identification and fast, accurate and secure verification. The
company also produced the world's first film substrate-based
bendable color electronic paper with an image memory function.
Fujitsu has also developed organic computing with the world's
first single-chip 10 Gbit/s ethernet switch chip.

Alliances

Fujitsu has also developed strong alliances with other leading
global players to enhance its competitive offerings in open
system environments. These alliances include a joint product
development and supply alliance with Sun Microsystems, Inc. in
the UNIX/SPARC server field.

The company also collaborates with Microsoft and Red Hat, Inc.
in the development of mission-critical servers. Other
collaborations include joint innovations with SAP AG to deliver
adaptive computing infrastructure, and a strategic alliance with
Cisco Systems, Inc. in the router and switch field.

All of these innovations and collaborations with world-class
ICT players have enabled Fujitsu to offer a full range of
professional services, including consultation, system design and
development, project management and system integration,
maintenance and training.

The company has dedicated professionals with the technical
know-how and years of hands-on experience in various operating
systems, databases, development tools and application solutions
to provide customized solutions to meet the needs of individual
customers.

The Fujitsu Way

Customers might be impressed by the infinite possibilities of
Fujitsu's wide range of products and services. These
possibilities originate from the company's philosophy: The
Fujitsu Way.

Introduced in 2002, The Fujitsu Way is the core set of
principles guiding the corporate and individual actions of the
Fujitsu Group and its continuing development as good global
corporate citizens.

A common understanding of Fujitsu's mission, values and code
of conduct serves as the standard governing individual employees'
business activities, as well as the driving force behind the
company's socially responsible business strategy and the
inspiration for related company-wide activities, business
policies and plans.

Ready to Serve

Fully backed up with a strong global presence, alliances and
professional staff, Fujitsu Indonesia is ready to serve
Indonesian customers and the Indonesian market with complete and
integrated ICT solutions.

Customer portfolio of Fujitsu Indonesia spans across various
industries and segments such as government, manufacturing,
retail, oil and gas as well as telecommunication, including the
largest retail, telecommunication and manufacturing companies in
Indonesia.

"Currently, we are carrying out various projects in Indonesia
that we have professionally received. We are doing the projects
in a professional manner in accordance with the requirements of
the customers and the expected time of delivery," Mikuni said.

With years of presence in the country, Fujitsu Indonesia
understands the needs of the market. For those who want to work
closely with Fujitsu Indonesia, Mikuni promises that Fujitsu
believes there are infinite possibilities for them to move ahead
with Fujitsu Indonesia.

For more information on Fujitsu Indonesia, please visit:
http://id.fujitsu.com