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Corporate Data Organizational Chart Organization information :0//2007 President Management Council QUALITY ASSURANCE UNIT SYSTEMS INTEGRATION ASSURANCE UNIT ECO2COST UNIT OVERSEAS BUSINESS AMERICAN REGIONAL OPERATIONS OFFICE EMEA REGIONAL OFFICE CHINA REGIONAL OPERATIONS OFFICE ASIA PACIFIC REGIONAL OPERATIONS OFFICE GLOBAL STRATEGIES AND ALLIANCES UNIT NEXT GENERATION MC SERVER BUSINESS PROJECT BLADE SERVER BUSINESS PROJECT CORPORATE CENTER CORPORATE STRATEGIES OFFICE THE FUJITSU WAY UNIT CORPORATE BRAND OFFICE BIO IT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT UNIT SECRETARY OFFICE PUBLIC & INVESTOR RELATIONS DIV. GROUP PENSION MANAGEMENT OFFICE CORPORATE FINANCE UNIT CORPORATE INTERNAL AUDIT DIV. CORPORATE AFFAIRS & HUMAN RESOURCES UNIT FUJITSU UNIVERSITY KAWASAKI RESEARCH & MANUFACTURING FACILITIES HEALTH CARE PROMOTION DIV. FUJITSU KAWASAKI HOSPITAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT UNIT LAW & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY UNIT SECURITY EXPORT CONTROL HEADQUARTERS UNIT CORPORATE IT UNIT FUJITSU DATA BOOK 7 Corporate Data SUPPLY MANAGEMENT GROUP PROCUREMENT UNIT CORPORATE LOGISTICS UNIT CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS UNIT SOLUTION BUSINESS SUPPORT GROUP GROUP MANAGEMENT PROMOTION OFFICE MARKETING UNIT BUSINESS INCUBATION UNIT ONLINE MARKETING & SALES PLATFORM BUSINESS UNIT PARTNERS BUSINESS UNIT NEXT-GENERATION IT/ITS UNIT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY DIV. SERVICE CENTER,SOLUTION BUSINESS GROUP INDUSTRIES & DISTRIBUTION SOLUTIONS BUSINESS GROUP MANAGEMENT CENTER LCM BUSINESS DIV. PLM SOLUTION DIV. ITS BUSINESS DIV. AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY BUSINESS UNIT INDUSTRY BUSINESS UNIT DISTRIBUTION BUSINESS UNIT SOLUTION UNIT, INDUSTRIES & DISTRIBUTION TELECOM BUSINESS GROUP TELECOM BUSINESS OPERATIONS OFFICE NETWORK BUSINESS UNIT NETWORK SOLUTION UNIT TELECOM AND UTILITY PHOTONIC SYSTEMS GROUP MOBILE SYSTEMS UNIT NTT DATA BUSINESS UNIT MEDIA & UTILITY SOLUTION BUSINESS UNIT 8 FUJITSU DATA BOOK FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS BUSINESS GROUP TOKYO STOCK EXCHANGE SYSTEMS DIVISION MIZUHO ACCOUNTS BUSINESS UNIT BANKING SYSTEM SOLUTION UNIT I BANKING SYSTEM SOLUTION UNIT II INSURANCE & SECURITIES SYSTEMS SOLUTION UNIT CREDIT & LEASE SYSTEMS SOLUTION UNIT FARMING, FORESTRY & FISHERY SYSTEMS SALES UNIT SOLUTION DEVELOPMENT CENTER HEALTH CARE SOLUTIONS UNIT GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SOLUTIONS BUSINESS GROUP GOVERNMENT & PUBLIC SOLUTIONS UNIT EDUCATIONAL SOLUTIONS UNIT SCIENCE SOLUTIONS UNIT TOTALIZATOR SOLUTIONS UNIT SOLUTIONS DEVELOPMENT CENTER REGIONAL BUSINESS GROUP BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION DEPT. REGIONAL BUSINESS RISK MANAGEMENT OFFICE SMB SOLUTION UNIT HOKKAIDO REGIONAL SALES UNIT TOHOKU REGIONAL SALES UNIT METROPOLITAN AREA SALES UNIT KANTO-KOSHINETSU REGIONAL SALES UNIT TOKAI REGIONAL SALES UNIT HOKURIKU REGIONAL SALES UNIT KANSAI REGIONAL SALES UNIT CHUGOKU REGIONAL SALES UNIT SHIKOKU REGIONAL SALES UNIT KYUSHU REGIONAL SALES UNIT LOCAL GOVERNMENT SOLUTIONS UNIT DEFENSE SYSTEMS UNIT FUJITSU DATA BOOK 9 Corporate Data PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT BUSINESS GROUP SI SERVICE INNOVATION UNIT GLOVIA BUSINESS UNIT IT SERVICES BUSINESS GROUP SaaS Business Div. SERVICE BUSINESS UNIT OUTSOURCING BUSINESS UNIT NETWORK SERVICES BUSINESS UNIT IT INFRASTRUCTURE SEVICE BUSINESS UNIT SECURITY SOLUTION UNIT SPACE TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT UNIT SYSTEM PRODUCTS BUSINESS GROUP PRODUCT MARKETING UNIT PLATFORM SOLUTION CENTER SOFTWARE UNIT SERVER SYSTEMS UNIT STORAGE SYSTEMS UNIT UBIQUITOUS PRODUCTS BUSINESS GROUP PERSONAL SYSTEMS BUSINESS UNIT MOBILE PHONES UNIT OPTICAL COMPONENTS UNIT STORAGE PRODUCTS UNIT PRODUCTS BUSINESS OPERATIONS GROUP DESIGN CENTER PRODUCTS BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT UNIT MONOZUKURI DEVELOPMENT UNIT CORPORATE PRODUCT TECHNOLOGY UNIT ELECTRONIC DEVICES ELECTRONIC DEVICES BUSINESS UNIT AUDITING SUPPORT DIV. 0 FUJITSU DATA BOOK Corporate Executive Officers ■ Member of the Board (*: Serves as Corporate Vice President concurrently.) Chairman Apr. 196 Joined Fujitsu Limited Dec. 1986 Deputy Group President, Systems Engineering Naoyuki Akikusa Group Birth: December 2, 938 Jun. 1988 Member of the Board Jun. 199 Senior Vice President Jun. 1992 Executive Vice President Jun. 1998 President Jun. 2003 Chairman (to present) President, Apr. 1967 Joined Fujitsu Limited Representative Director (*) Jun. 1998 Group Executive Vice President, Software & Service Business Promotion Group Hiroaki Kurokawa Jun. 1999 Member of the Board Birth: April 9, 943 Apr. 200 Senior Vice President Apr. 2003 Corporate Senior Executive Vice President Jun. 2003 President, Representative Director (to present) Corporate Senior Executive Vice Apr. 1969 Joined Fujitsu Limited President, Chief Financial Officer and Apr. 2000 Group Executive Vice President, Electronic Devices Group Representative Director (*) Jun. 2000 Member of the Board Jun. 2002 Corporate Senior Vice President Masamichi Ogura Apr. 2003 Corporate Executive Vice President Birth: June 30, 946 Jun. 2003 Member of the Board Corporate Executive Vice President and CFO Principal responsibility for administrative divisions Jun. 2006 Corporate Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Financial Officer and Representative Director (to present) Corporate Senior Executive Vice Feb. 1973 Joined Fujitsu Limited President and Representative Director (*) Apr. 2000 Group Executive Vice President, Electronic Devices Group Jun. 200 Member of the Board Toshihiko Ono Jun. 2002 Corporate Vice President Birth: April 9, 947 Apr. 2003 Corporate Senior Vice President Jun. 2004 Member of the Board Corporate Executive Vice President Principal responsibility for product and electronic devices Jun. 2006 Corporate Senior Executive Vice President and business Representative Director (to present) Corporate Senior Executive Vice Apr. 1970 Joined Fujitsu Limited President and Representative Director (*) Apr. 200 Group President, Personal Systems Business Group Jun. 2002 Corporate Vice President Chiaki Ito Apr. 2003 Corporate Senior Vice President Birth: October 0, 947 Jun. 2004 Member of the Board Corporate Executive Vice President Jun. 2006 Corporate Senior Executive Vice President and Principal responsibility for next-generation technology strategy Representative Director and R&D (to present) FUJITSU DATA BOOK 11 Corporate Data Corporate Senior Executive Vice Apr. 1968 Joined Fujitsu FACOM Co., Ltd. President and Representative Director (*) Apr. 197 Joined Fujitsu Limited Apr. 200 Group President, Eastern-Japan Sales Group Michiyoshi Mazuka Jun. 200 Member of the Board Birth: October 7, 943 Jun. 2002 Corporate Vice President Apr. 2003 Corporate Senior Vice President Jun. 2005 Member of the Board Principal responsibility for services business and Japan Corporate Executive Vice President business Jun. 2006 Corporate Senior Executive Vice President and Representative Director President, Industries & Distribution Solutions Business Group (to present) Director Apr. 1956 Joined Fujitsu Limited Jul. 1978 General Manager, Corporate Planning Division Hiroshi Oura Jun. 1985 Member of the Board Birth: February 4, 934 Jun. 1988 Senior Vice President Jun. 1989 Representative Director, President, Advantest Corporation Jun. 200 Representative Director, Chairman of the Board, Advantest Corporation Jun. 2005 Director and Senior Executive Advisor, Advantest Corporation Jun. 2007 Senior Executive Advisor, Advantest Corporation (to present) Jun. 2003 Director, Fujitsu Limited (to present) Director Apr. 1977 Professor, Faculty of Business Administration, Nanzan University Jan. 1979 Professor, National Defense Academy of Japan Ikujiro Nonaka Apr. 1982 Professor, Faculty of Commerce and Management, Hitotsubashi University Birth: May 0, 935 Feb. 1995 Professor, Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology Apr. 2000 Professor, Graduate School of International Corporate Strategy, Hitotsubashi University Apr. 2006 Professor Emeritus, Hitotsubashi University (to present) Jun. 2004 Director, Fujitsu Limited (to present) Director Apr. 1968 Joined Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. (currentrly: Fuji Electric Holdings Co., Ltd.) Haruo Ito Jun. 1998 Director, Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. Birth: November 9, 943 Oct. 2003 President and Representative Director, Fuji Electric Systems Co., Ltd. Jun. 2006 President and Representative Director, Fuji Electric Holdings Co., Ltd. (to present) Jun. 2007 Director, Fujitsu Limited (to present) Corporate First Senior Vice President, Apr. 1973 Joined Fujitsu Limited Director Apr. 2000 Group President, Procurement Group Jun. 2002 Corporate Vice President Haruki Okada Jun. 2004 Corporate Senior Vice President Birth: June 5, 949 Jun. 2006 Corporate First Senior Vice President Jun. 2007 Director Corporate First Senior Vice President Head of Group Management (to present) Head of Supply Management Group Senior Vice President, Solution Business Support Group (In charge of Procurement) 2 FUJITSU DATA BOOK ■ Auditor Standing Auditor Apr. 1967 Joined Fujitsu FACOM Limited Apr. 197 Joined Fujitsu Limited Hirohisa Yabuuchi Apr. 1998 Deputy Group President, Sales Group, Western Birth: February 6, 944 Japan Regional Sales Group Jun. 1999 Member of the Board Jun. 2002 Corporate Senior Vice President Jun. 2006 Standing Auditor (to present) Standing Auditor Apr. 1968 Joined Fujitsu Limited Jun. 1996 General Manager, Audit Div. and Auditing Support Div. Akira Kato Mar. 200 Member of the Board, Japan Cablenet Limited Birth: October 30, 943 Jun. 2002 Standing Auditor, Fujitsu Network Solutions Limited Jun. 2004 Standing Corporate Auditor, Fujitsu Support and Service Inc. Jun. 2005 President, Fujitsu Advance Accounting Service Limited Jun. 2007 Standing Auditor, Fujitsu Limited (to present) Auditor Sep. 1983 Joined
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