Fujitsu Technology and Service Vision 2024
Commissioned by Fujitsu
Leveraging AI and leading-edge technologies to deliver greater value to the environment, economies and people’s well-being
In January 2024, Fujitsu commissioned Oxford Economics to survey 800 CxOs from 15 countries to understand the impact of new technology, with specific focus on sustainability transformation.
The report outlines Fujitsu’s vision of the future for business and society. It provides concrete actions for businesses to transform into a “regenerative enterprise,” a new form of organization that continues to deliver greater value to the environment, economies and people’s well-being by using AI and other cutting-edge technologies.
Also in partnership with Fujitsu, the 2024 Fujitsu SX Survey: Accelerating Sustainability Transformation with AI was published later this year using the same data.
The experts behind the research
Our Thought Leadership team produces original, evidence-based research made accessible to decision-makers and opinion leaders. Principals for this project included:
John Reiners
Managing Editor, UK and EMEA, Thought Leadership
Alice Pickthall
Senior Research Manager, Thought Leadership
Jamie Snowdon
Senior Research Analyst, Thought Leadership
Maximilian Vickers
Research Associate, Thought Leadership
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