Fujitsu Forum2012

Hosted by:

Tokyo International Forum [ Yurakucho]

Fujitsu LimitedCo-host:

Fujitsu Users Association

◆ 1 minute walk from JR Yurakucho station

The venue

Date

◆10:00 to 18:00Thursday 17 to Friday 18 May 2012

Reshaping ICT　　Reshaping Business

Fujitsu Forum2012

Message from the President

PresidentFujitsu Limited

Masami Yamamoto

April 2012

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Since last year, businesses and communities alike have been faced with many difficulties such as natural disasters, soaring energy costs or electricity shortages. Furthermore, economic stimulation has long been an imperative for many industrialized countries, and globalization now requires businesses to raise competitiveness to a new level. To meet these challenges, Fujitsu believes our communities and businesses need new initiatives that are not held back by existing assumptions or preconceived ideas, so that they can continue to thrive into the future.

Meanwhile, the adoption of ICT in communities and by businesses has occurred at an unprecedented rate. The uptake of cloud services has intensified, along with advances in network technology, and is driving the emergence of new businesses. Social networks are changing the way in which connections are being built between people in our society. A huge quantity of data is being generated each day as the online world continues to expand rapidly. This data is being collected, stored and analyzed. When combined with human expertise, the potential exists to create solutions to various social challenges and to also generate new business opportunities.

At Fujitsu, we will continue to use cutting-edge ICT solutions to help transform our daily lives, our communities and our customers’ businesses. We will work together with our customers to create a prosperous and secure future.

In May we will be staging the Fujitsu Forum 2012 event with the theme of “Reshaping ICT – Reshaping Business”. Our aim is to assist our customers with their

business innovation and enhanced management needs.

Through seminars and demonstrations at the Forum we will introduce our initiatives for contributing to safer and more sustainable cities, as well as ICT solutions for supporting global business expansion and heightened competitiveness.

We will also be showcasing our latest products, services and technologies, such as cloud services, big data analysis technologies and the world’s fastest supercomputer.We warmly invite you to visit Fujitsu Forum 2012 and hope that your visit will assist your organization to discover solutions for taking your business to the next level.

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ThursdayMay 17

President Fujitsu Limited

Working with Our Customers to Shape Society and Businesses of the Future

Our world currently faces many issues, including a population explosion, aging populations, environmental problems and rapid urbanization. How can ICT be used to overcome these issues, while achieving technological innovation and advances? Together with our customers and stakeholders, Fujitsu aims to meet the challenge of creating the prosperous future through the use of ICT. The session will cover society and businesses of the future that Fujitsu envisions, and a bigger role ICT solutions are about to play in our daily lives.

Masami Yamamoto

President & CEONTT DOCOMO, Inc.

Ryuji Yamada

You Home Clinic / Leading Aging Society Forum

Shinsuke Muto

Vice PresidentGartner ResearchGartner Japan, Ltd.

Satoshi Yamanoi

13:15～14 :15

ThursdayMay 17

Vice-Minister of the EnvironmentMinistry of the Environment

Hideki Minamikawa

15 :00～16:00

ThursdayMay 1713:00～14:00

K1- 2 DOCOMO's New Growth Activities

Creating a Model for Aging Populations in Developed Countries

DOCOMO announced its new Medium-Term Vision 2015　"Shaping a Smart Life" to establish new steps.This speech covers initiatives for evolution of mobile services such as smartphones, new value creation through convergence of industries /services, and use of cloud and initiatives for building customer trust and delivering peace of mind.

Environmental and Energy Policies in Japan

After the nuclear disaster in 2011, Japan has been forced to completely change its environmental and energy policies. On the other hand, the negative impact on the environment is increasing globally while emerging countries follow a path of significant economic growth. This session will focus on Japan's future environmental and energy policies and outline their impact on business.

A new global community must be created to deal with societies that have ageing populations. By viewing the disaster area caused by the Tohoku earthquake as a microcosm of an aging population, and from the perspective of information usage, we discuss how a new community model can be achieved through many organizations working together.

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Reshaping ICT - Reshaping Business

- Latest Trends and Expectations for Business -

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ThursdayMay 17

CIOQantas Airways Limited

Paul Jones

15 :00～16:00

ThursdayMay 17

PresidentFujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

Tatsuo Tomita

15 :00～16:00

ThursdayMay 17

Corporate AdvisorMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

Nobuo Toda

17:00～18:00

FridayMay 18

Senior Managing Director & CIOTokyo Stock Exchange, Inc.

Yoshinori Suzuki

13:00～14:00

FridayMay 18

Senior DirectorInformation Policy Division, Commerce and Information Policy BureauMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Hiroki Mitsumata 10:00～11:00

Proud of Qantas IT…our journey!Qantas Airways is undergoing a significant period of transformation and technology is a critical enabler of business success. Paul, as CIO, has established a clear IT vision and strategy for the airline. He is leading Qantas on an IT journey of change, which he will share with the audience at the forum.

Heralding a New Era by Using Information TechnologyHaving penetrated all areas of economic and social life in recent years, digital networking technology has not only enabled significant changes to business processes to increase competitiveness, but it has also assisted with the development of new solutions to tackle major social challenges such as rapidly ageing populations and the securing of energy supplies.The Japanese government aims to facilitate an environment where data is made publically available and open standards are encouraged. This will form the basis from which new businesses can be launched.

Flying into the FutureWe explain the spill-over benefits that aircraft development has given to industry, in the lead up to the development of Japan's first regional jet, the MRJ. We also touch on the history and current state of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Japan's aircraft industry. Future enhancements to the MRJ are also discussed, which currently features the highest level of economical operation and cabin comfort in the world.

Leading-Edge ICT Solutions for Supporting a Prosperous Society

The leveraging of ICT has continued to evolve, from initially focusing primarily on improving efficiencies, to now creating new value and growth. This presentation highlights leading-edge technologies from Fujitsu, and the multitude of ways in which they contribute toward creating a safe, resilient and prosperous society.

- Creating new value by leveraging leading-edge technologies -

Tokyo Stock Exchange's Use of ICT

Launched in January 2010, the "Arrowhead" platform has been running the equity trading system, which is the core of Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc.'s business. This speech describes the development of Arrowhead and covers ongoing enhancements and future projects. In addition, the Tokyo Stock Exchange is engaged in optimizing all of its information systems through business restructuring. We will describe the approach and aims behind this project and outline the keys for successfully optimizing business activities, based on our experience.

- The development of "Arrowhead" and subsequent enhancements -

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Special Lecture

FridayMay 18

New Developments in Science and Technology PoliciesThe "K computer", the center part of the High Performance Computing Infrastructure (HPCI) initiative, achieved the performance target of 10 Petaflops last November and became the world's fastest supercomputer for two consecutive times. In this session, we will look at Science and Technology Policy in Japan that will support the future, focusing on the HPCI initiative.

Deputy Director-General, Research Promotion BureauMinistry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

Koichi Morimoto13:00～14:00

FridayMay 1815:00～16:00

President and CEOSeven Net Shopping Co. Ltd.

Yasuhiro Suzuki

FridayMay 1817:00～18:00

Chairman of the Institute, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc.President Emeritus, the University of Tokyo

Hiroshi Komiyama

FridayMay 1815:00～16:00

Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing OfficerVerizon Enterprise Solutions

Kerry Bailey

Chief IT ArchitectDeputy General ManagerInformation Technology Promotion DivisionMitsui & Co., Ltd.

Haruhiko Kuroda

The "Net-Strategy" of SEVEN & i Group

Introduction of the new challenges facing the SEVEN & i Group, which boasts 9 trillion Yen in annual turnover, 40 million in-store shoppers per day and 41,900 stores in 16 countries.

- Fusion of Retail and the Internet –

Revitalization for JapanIn the 21st century, humans are facing a new paradigm: the earth's limited resources, ageing populations and the explosion of information.Green house gas (GHG) reduction is one of the most important environmental issues. Fifty seven percent of Japan's energy consumption occurs in daily activities; i.e. mainly the household, commercial and transportation sectors. The remaining 43% occurs in the manufacturing sector. However, there is still room to make further GHG reductions in daily activities in Japan.

The Strategic Mindset of Today's Global Enterprise

Kerry Bailey discusses how next-generation IT and Cloud computing will enable global enterprises to reshape their strategies and achieve agility and flexibility, to remain competitive in a world where services will be delivered from the Cloud. Mr. Kuroda from Mitsui & Co. will share the company's Cloud vision and outline how Verizon and Fujitsu are enabling its global vision.

- How the Cloud is driving change today to meet the 　business needs of tomorrow -

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Exceptional Growth Driven by Quiet Dedication In the mid-1990s, the annual turnover of Harada, a renown Japanese-style confectionary store established in 1901, was less than 100 million Yen. It now exceeds 15 billion Yen. Rapid growth of a corporation is considered dangerous, but not so for Harada. Why did it succeed despite very rapid growth? Discover the secret, including the secret recipe, for the popular Rusk product. We outline the renewal process followed by Harada, which is very applicable to any industry and business environment.

Despite Hardships, Sanei Management Continues to Increase Sales and ProfitsAs at February 2012, the predicted annual turnover of the Sanei hypermarket in Okinawa Prefecture was 145 billion Yen, with an operating profit of 10 billion Yen. An operating profit of 6.8% is considered exceptionally good for a business of that type. We can certainly learn from the management style of Sanei, which continued to increase its profit margin even after a world-wide recession. You will enjoy the talk by Mr Koja, who was part of Sanei's senior management team, and is now the president and driving force behind Lawson Okinawa.

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What will be expected of ICT experts in the future? Due to recent progress in globalization and Cloud computing, the environment of ICT experts are changing dramatically. In such increasingly complicated circumstances, what types of ICT experts will be expected in the future? We explore various ideas from the perspective of both ICT users and providers.

Fumiaki Hikita has 30 years of practical management experience.He explores various business models based on information obtained through direct interviews with the senior management of corporations, some of which are successful and others in decline. His in-depth interviews and analysis are highly regarded. While brainstorming with the management of Genki-juku, he established Jissen Keiei-juku where he trains the next generation of managers.

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Robust Management for a Healthy Company

［Coordinator］ ［Panelist］

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Dialogue

Panel discussion

Financial JournalistPresident, Genki-jyuku

Fumiaki Hikita

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CEOHARADA CO．LTD.

Yoshito Harada

Setsuko Harada

ThursdayMay 1716:50～18:05

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PresidentLawson Okinawa

Senior Managing DirectorHARADA CO．LTD.

Masayuki Koja

Computer / Network Group Media ProducerNikkei Business Publications, Inc.

Tomohiko HoshinoPresidentTokio Marine & Nichido Systems Co., Ltd.

Hiroshi Yokotsuka［Panelist］

HeadSystem Engineering Technology UnitTechnology Support GroupFujitsu Limited

Toru Shibata

FridayMay 1816:50～18:05

FridayMay 1810:00～11:10

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Expanding the Use of ICT

［Moderator］

S15-01

Dialogue

ThursdayMay 1716:50～18:00

Towards Creating the Prosperous Future Society of Our DreamsWe discuss the impact of the new era's values, typified by sharing and community use, free availability, and public disclosure; describe the prospects for a human-centric prosperous future society; and consider the new role of ICT for individuals, corporations, and society.

CEOINFOBAHN Inc.

Hiroto KobayashiCorporate Senior Vice PresidentFujitsu Limited

Hirokazu UejimaCEOBOOPLAN INC.

Fumi Koda

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Business

Fujitsu Limited

Fujitsu Limited

Management principles

Management principles

Technologies

SNS : Social Network Service　　　　CMS : Content Management System

Services and Technologies for Supporting ICT Usage

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Sitecore Corporation 　Fujitsu Limited

S13-05

ThursdayMay 1711:30～12:20

ThursdayMay 1713:00～13:50

FridayMay 1811:30～12:20

Fujitsu's Sourcing Strategies for Supporting ICT on a Global ScaleOff-shore sourcing is becoming more popular for pursuing the best locations and resources. We discuss how to engage optimal ICT services using Fujitsu's proprietary global and multi-language delivery model from locations all over the world.

Web Strategy for the World of Social Media

Customers engage with organizations through a growing variety of channels such as mobile, social media and email. The challenge is to coordinate messages from these diverse platforms. This presentation examines how to efficiently manage a multi-language website and uses the example of a global customer that has adopted Sitecore CMS to achieve this.

Benefits and Successes for Private Cloud UsersWe discuss, with real world examples from leading users of private Clouds, the profit-related advantages of adopting Cloud technology, how to resolve implementation issues, and the Fujitsu solutions that were used to resolve these issues.

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Effective and efficient management of a multi-language website for enhancing customer engagement

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Exhibition Overview

[Exhibition f loor plan]

Reshaping ICT - Reshaping Business

Life Style

Energy Society BusinessTechnology BigData

Platform Sustainable

Management

The unprecedented scale of natural disasters, such as the Great East Japan Earthquake and the Thai floods, have highlighted the challenges facing our modern society and global economies, such as the vulnerability of global supply chains, disaster prevention measures for ensuring business continuity, pressure on medical resources by aging populations, energy supply issues and environmental problems. Japan needs new initiatives that are not bound by existing assumptions or preconceived ideas and that can move us towards post-earthquake reconstruction and regeneration. We, at Fujitsu, hope to contribute to the rebuilding of our customer's businesses and communities through continuous "reshaping", and grow with them to build a prosperous and eco-friendly future for all people.

At Fujitsu Forum 2012, we introduce our new initiatives for using ICT to enhance lifestyles in our communities and increase business competitiveness for customers. Fujitsu's cutting-edge products, services, and technologies support our initiatives.

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B1FSpecial Exhibition

Reception Desk

Feedback Corner

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Please go to the reception desk if you require assistance.

Complete the questionnaire for your chance to win great prizes.

Field Innovation

Ubiquitous Front

Secondary stage

Expanding the Use of ICT

Products, Services, and Technologies That Promote the Use of ICT

Introducing the Fujitsu Group's Corporate Social Responsibility Activities

[ Business ]■Manufacturing technology■Business continuity/ management principles

[ Business ]■Manufacturing technology■Business continuity/ management principles

■ Big data■Cloud services■Private Cloud■Super computer

■ Big data■Cloud services■Private Cloud■Super computer

[Daily Living and Society]■ Energy■Food and agriculture■Region■Earthquake disaster reconstruction

[Daily Living and Society]■ Energy■Food and agriculture■Region■Earthquake disaster reconstruction

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ICT is now being used in many ways to enhance our daily lives, public infrastructure and corporate activities. By describing recent customer projects, we highlight new and innovative ways of using ICT from two perspectives : for daily living and our society, and in business.

Fujitsu prides itself on developing high quality technologies and insists on making products that meet customer needs. We demonstrate our cutting-edge technologies, products and services which can be used in a wide variety of sectors to support enhancements for our society, daily living and our customers’business.

Feel and experience our latest collection of smart devices, such as smart phones and tablets, which are now widely used in business and throughout the community.

The "Fujitsu Way" embodies the philosophy of the Fujitsu Group which is to engage in responsible corporate activities throughout the world. In this section, we introduce Fujitsu's corporate activities for creating new value with our customers, communities and people of the world, thereby contributing to sustainable development in our society in order to achieve a prosperous and dream-inspired future.

We present numerous customer success stories that outline how businesses were transformed through continuously improving skills, processes and technology.

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Using cutting-edge ICT solutions, such as cloud computing, Fujitsu has provided support in a number of ways. We describe situations where we deployed our staff to use our solutions for aiding recovery and reconstruction efforts in disaster-affected areas.

We present Fujitsu's initiatives and solutions for solving our world's energy problems using cutting-edge ICT solutions.■ Use of renewable energy sources such as solar, 　wind and geothermal power ■ Reducing energy consumption by making usage visible 　in homes and organizations■ Building a low carbon emitting and environmentally 　friendly city using ICT■ Using cloud computing to increase energy efficiency 　in water recycling operations

We describe our "New Value" initiatives for strengthening and contributing to our customers' products, services and businesses by providing "value" rather than "things".■ Using ICT to improve the competitiveness of our

customer's products (Next Value activity) ■ Practical examples of using technological innovation

in Japan's manufacturing industry■ ICT and global manufacturing solutions from Japan

The importance of revitalizing regional communities is being recognized as birth rates decline and the number of elderly people increases. We present examples of problem solving at a local level using new ICT solutions such as cloud computing.■ Using ICT to provide safe and secure living■ Using ICT to connect people

In order to meet the world's requirement for stable, safe and secure food supplies, a new framework for production, distribution and consumer delivery is being sought. We describe our initiatives for using ICT to ensure the availability of food supplies in the future.■ Building a framework within which consumers can readily 　enjoy safe and secure food■ A distribution framework that responds flexibly to changes 　in demand and unforeseen circumstances■ New ways of using ICT in agriculture to ensure a stable 　food supply

In our daily life and wider society, we are faced with many challenges such as energy problems, ageing populations and the need to revitalize regional communities. Corporations are required to respond to a constantly changing business environment and to be competitive on a global level. By setting our sights on the future of the world and our customers, we describe new ways of using ICT through customer success stories.

Expanding the Use of ICT

Daily Living and Society

Earthquake disaster reconstruction

Business

Manufacturing technology We demonstrate how ICT can be used to support corporate growth strategies and business continuity. Some examples include the building of data warehouses for enabling business decisions to be made more rapidly, business process innovation to take place and also for responding to new risks including natural disasters and cyber attacks.■ Improving an organization's ability including

its ICT to respond to a crisis■ Using information strategically with the aim of enhancing 　decision making by management■ Measures for guarding against cyber attacks

Business continuity / Management infrastructure

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Energy Food and agriculture

Regional Communities

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Big data is a hot topic right now. We describe success stories where we have worked with our customers to develop new services that focus on the fusion of enormous amounts of diverse data.■ Businesses using the cloud for big data■ Value creation through data fusion■Generating "business field" for customers using our

comprehensive technological expertise

In order to direct ICT investment towards growth and innovation, how can we fully exploit existing ICT assets? We will show you how you can change the way you currently use your ICT resources to better suit the future. We also introduce cutting-edge technologies and Fujitsu's unique products and services, including the world's fastest the "K computer". The much talked topics of big data and cloud computing are covered in this session.

Smart devices are essential for realizing a people-friendly future. We take a look at the expanding use of Fujitsu's smart devices that are being used to link networks, solutions, services and security measures. The devices are being widely deployed by businesses across many regions and throughout the world.

Products, Services and Technologies

Ubiquitous Front

Field Innovation

Big Data

As cloud services are being used more widely to support public infrastructure, we promote the use of ICT through cutting-edge technologies that enable business transformation. Our cloud services include the building and operating of cloud environments for optimizing systems, building private clouds, etc.■ Cutting-edge platform technologies

that make the cloud a reality■ Building ICT infrastructure for adopting the cloud

and using it strategically

■ Linking smart devices, networking, solutions, services and security

Transforming businesses, organizations and human resources is essential to enable continues business innovation with the use of ICT. By identifying essential problems discovered through real place / real things / reality ("Genba / Genbutsu / Genjitsu"), we present success stories in which we continue to improve our customers' business operations and also provide the knowledge transfer required to enable in-house support.■ Business visualization and business improvement/transformation■ Fully exploiting ICT resources■ Promoting ongoing innovation■ Knowledge transfer to enable in-house support

Private CloudsThe performance of the super computer has improved exponentially. We describe Fujitsu's initiatives for developing the "K computer" and give examples of how it can be used in practical ways to solve global issues and realize the dreams of mankind.■ The "K computer" has twice in a row topped the 　Top 500 list as the world’s fastest computer. ■ Computer simulation　 (in medicine, the environment, manufacturing, etc.)

Supercomputer

Fujitsu offers flexible and trusted cloud services such as IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, etc. We describe our cloud services initiatives which are transforming the way that organizations manage their businesses and are helping to create new business opportunities.■ Creating new business opportunities■ Business innovation using mobile technology■ ICT infrastructure that supports the global 　deployment of business

Cloud Services

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Working with Our Customers to Shape Society and Businesses of the Future

S12-06

PresidentFujitsu Limited

Masami Yamamoto

Fujitsu's Sourcing Strategies for Supporting ICT on a Global Scale

Vice PresidentGartner ResearchGartner Japan, Ltd.

Satoshi Yamanoi

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Business Services, TechnologiesExpanding the Use of ICTS S S

Reshaping ICT - Reshaping Business

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DOCOMO's New Growth Activities

President & CEONTT DOCOMO, Inc.

Ryuji Yamada

Flying into the Future Exceptional Growth Driven byQuiet Dedication

Corporate AdvisorMitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.

Nobuo TodaCEOHARADA CO．LTD.

Yoshito Harada Senior Managing DirectorHARADA CO．LTD.

Setsuko Harada Financial JournalistPresident, Genki-jyuku

Fumiaki Hikita

Environmental and Energy Policies in Japan

Vice-Minister of the EnvironmentMinistry of the Environment

Hideki Minamikawa

Proud of Qantas IT…our journey!

CIOQantas Airways Limited

Paul Jones

Creating a Model for Aging Populations in Developed Countries

You Home Clinic / Leading Aging Society Forum

Shinsuke Muto

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Leading-Edge ICT Solutions for Supporting a Prosperous Society

PresidentFujitsu Laboratories Ltd.

Tatsuo Tomita

- Creating new value by leveraging leading-edge technologies -

［Guest］ ［ Interviewer］

Web Strategy for the World of Social Media

S13-05

Towards Creating the Prosperous Future Society of Our Dreams

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Friday May 18

Heralding a New Era by Using Information Technology

What will be expected of ICT experts in the future?

Senior DirectorInformation Policy Division, Commerce and Information Policy BureauMinistry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Hiroki Mitsumata Computer / Network Group Media ProducerNikkei Business Publications, Inc.

Tomohiko Hoshino

PresidentTokio Marine & Nichido Systems Co., Ltd.

Hiroshi Yokotsuka

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K2-1

S22-06

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Benefits and Successes for Private Cloud Users

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Head System Engineering Technology UnitTechnology Support GroupFujitsu Limited

Toru Shibata［ Panelist］

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Tokyo Stock Exchange's Use of ICT

Senior Managing Director & CIOTokyo Stock Exchange, Inc.

Yoshinori Suzuki

New Developments in Science and Technology Policies

Deputy Director-General, Research Promotion BureauMinistry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology

Koichi Morimoto

- The development of "Arrowhead" and subsequent enhancements -

The "Net-Strategy" of SEVEN & i Group

President and CEOSeven Net Shopping Co. Ltd.

Yasuhiro Suzuki

- Fusion of Retail and the Internet –

Revitalization for Japan

Chairman of the Institute, Mitsubishi Research Institute, Inc.President Emeritus, the University of Tokyo

Hiroshi Komiyama

The Strategic Mindset of Today's Global Enterprise

Despite Hardships, Sanei Management Continues to Increase Sales and Profits

Senior Vice President and Chief Marketing OfficerVerizon Enterprise Solutions

Kerry BaileyChief IT ArchitectDeputy General ManagerInformation Technology Promotion DivisionMitsui & Co., Ltd.

Haruhiko Kuroda

- How the Cloud is driving change today to meet the business needs of tomorrow -

PresidentLawson Okinawa

Masayuki KojaFinancial JournalistPresident, Genki-jyuku

Fumiaki Hikita［Guest］ ［ Interviewer］

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Glass wing

Mita LineHibiya Station [Exit B3]

Hibiya LineHibiya Station

[Exit A2]

Harumi Dori

Chiyoda LineHibiya Station[Exit A9]

Nijubashi-mae Station, Chiyoda Line[Exit No. 1]

Kyobashi Station, Ginza Line[Exit No. 3]

Tokyo Station, Keiyo LineKeiyo basement Marunouchi-guchi Exit

Hibiya LineGinza Line

Ginza Station[Exit B10]

To Shinagawa

To Ueno

Tokyo International Forum

JR Tokyo Station

JR Yurakucho Station

（Connected by B1 concourse）

Yurakucho stationYurakucho Line

[Exit D5]（Connected by B1 concourse）

B1FInformation CounterOn-Site Reception

■JR1 minute walk from the International Forum Exit at Yurakucho Station5 minute walk from Tokyo Station(Connected by B1 concourse with Keiyo basement Marunouchi-guchi Exit, Keiyo Line Tokyo Station).

■Subway1 minute walk from Yurakucho Station, Yurakucho Line(Connected by B1 concourse with [Exit D5])

Marunouchi LineGinza Station [Exit C9]

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