Fujitsu confident of hitting growth target
Japanese IT multinational expects to acquire 2012 goal due to pick up in government projects Projects include those with Mampu, Pemandu; includes public education area and records center consolidation FUJITSU Malaysia is on track to attain its 2012 revenue increase targets aided with the aid of the resumption of spending by the Malaysian authorities in the training and public region area. Charles Lew, Fujitsu Malaysia’s president, said the employer is even hoping to exceed its target, as some of initiatives it's miles worried in have all started in the final couple of months. “There is a heightened sense of urgency to transport projects [forward],” he said at a media briefing at the sidelines of the Fujitsu Open Day on Thursday (Oct 11). “We are in our third [fiscal] quarter and we anticipate to have a very busy 1/3 and fourth zone.” In July, Digital News Asia mentioned that the Japanese IT multinational became set to attain between 26% and 30% in revenue increase for i...