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Naoyuki Akikusa, chairman and chief executive officer with Fujitsu
Updated: 2007-01-08 07:58  Fujitsu's revenues from markets outside Japan account for 30 percent of
its global total, but the company aims to grow that to 50 percent by
2010.
China and the United States are two key places Fujitsu will target to
help achieve its goal.
"The information technology and communications
technology market in China still has yet to completely mature, so we hope to
continue the expansion of our hardware, software and outsourcing businesses,"
says Naoyuki Akikusa.
Now, 60 percent of Fujitsu's 18,000 employees in China
work in factories, but the firm plans to raise the proportion of
non-manufacturing jobs to roughly the same level, Akikusa says. The majority of
new jobs will be in the IT solutions and services division.
Since 2001,
Fujitsu has maintained an average annual growth of 27 percent.
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