Hi!

Hope everyone is enjoying the weather! Since the weather is so good I decided to take a cup of coffee, sit by the window and write a post about a fun event we just had, the Fujitsu World Tour!

Every year Fujitsu puts on a world tour where we invite our local customers, partners and companies interested in Fujitsu to attend a fun and interesting day filled with lectures and information about new products and services. The tour is the biggest road show and this year is actually the 10^th consecutive year the Fujitsu World Tour is on the road and also the first year that the tour has extended into Asia! Now the tour will visit a total of 22 countries with 25 events spread across six continents. The tour is still on the road and will be so for some time.

The theme for this years tour is Digital Co-creation, focusing on how Fujitsu works in tandem with customers to connect the digital dots and support business growth. The first stop on the tour in Europe was Stockholm and I got the pleasure to represent Fujitsu in the booth for Co- creation where I got to speak about innovation and one of our approaches for co-creating together with our customers.

It was a fun and interesting day! I even got to meet colleagues from Finland and England that came all the way to Stockholm to help me at my booth. We had a really good time together informing our customers about Co-creation. Below are some picture from the Co-creation stand. As you can see on the pictures, it is colorful and vibrant as we wanted to stand out from all the others!

Here is also a link to a short youtube video from the World Tour here in Sweden: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUvsZrcT864

Hi, my name is Gizem Bozkus and I am one of five graduates at Fujitsu Sweden. I have been with the company for almost three months now and it has been great so far! The past few months have been a combination of personal development, learning about the company as a whole and getting started on new projects.

Just last week all graduates took part in “Fujitsu Day” in Gothenburg, which involved several really interesting seminars about different services we provide our customers. The day was really valuable, packed with lots of information and even the chance to try out some of our new products and innovations! However, on the way home from Gothenburg our train broke down for several hours. More precisely, it ended up taking us 6 extra hours to get back to Stockholm via a detour. But hey, at least we graduates had plenty of time to get to know each other better over free sandwiches and now we can also say we have been to Falköping 😉

Have a nice day everyone!

Was happy to be stuck with these lovely ladies.