Fujitsu I-CIO

The power of technologies such as AI and big data is raising legitimate concerns about the direction in which they are heading and their social impact. But as delegates at Fujitsu Forum 2019 heard, there are solutions that enhance rather than erode trust in a digital future.

“A more sustainable future is created in cities,” Pekka Timonen told delegates gathered at the first stage of the 2019 Fujitsu World Tour in Helsinki in May. And Timonen is committed to making this more sustainable future happen. 

At the first Fujitsu World Tour 2019 event in Helsinki, delegates were challenged — and inspired — to create a human centric intelligent society.

The big decisions that shape our futures need to be informed by a fact-based worldview, says Anna Rosling Rönnlund, co-author of the bestseller Factfulness.

Large companies are looking to reinvent their business models. But that is not enough to sustain success, says business model guru Alex Osterwalder. They must build innovation engines that can maintain a continuous flow of new value creation.

Frédéric Véron, a former CIO at Deutsche Bank and Fannie Mae, explains how ensuring the integrity of digital solutions is key to a successful transformation.

LexisNexis is applying Agile to drive customer satisfaction and ward off lawtech rivals. David Espley, CTO for UK and global platforms, describes how ‘continuous delivery’ is reshaping the business.

Assuaging earlier concerns about moving key apps and systems into the cloud, new research shows that companies embracing the on-demand services model experience a boost to their overall security.

Embedded machine-learning technology stops thieves passing off valuable items as inexpensive ones at supermarket self-checkouts.

Michael Sandel is a rockstar of political philosophy. A bestselling author whose lecturers are attended by tens of thousands and TV series watched by millions. We him consider how the disruptive forces of digital innovation can be turned towards the common good.