Fujitsu Consulting India Limited

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Fujitsu Consulting India Limited (FCIL)

Type	Public
Founded	1973
Headquarters	Edison, Pune, Noida, Hyderabad, Bangalore
Key people	Jitendra Tanna
Industry	Management consulting, technology services and outsourcing
Employees	1400+
Website	www.fujitsu.com/in/services/consulting/

Fujitsu Consulting India Limited is the offshore division of North American Fujitsu Consulting and services arm of the $51-billion Fujitsu group, providing a full range of information technology consulting, implementation and management services.

1 Fujitsu India
2 About FCIL
3 Mission statement
4 History
5 Milestones
6 References

[edit] Fujitsu India

Fujitsu has focused its India operations on software and business process outsourcing (BPO) services by seamlessly leveraging a network of delivery centers. After the take-over of U.S. based Rapidigm, Fujitsu has further expanded in India.

Fujitsu provides services from physically secured and access controlled Offshore Delivery Centers (ODCs) located in geographically dispersed major Indian cities. These ODCs enable Fujitsu’s global clients to leverage best-of-breed skill sets and expertise out of India.

[edit] About FCIL

A trusted provider of management and technology consulting to business and government, FCIL is the offshore division of North American Fujitsu Consulting and services arm of the $51-billion Fujitsu group. FCIL integrates the core expertise of the Fujitsu companies and its partners to deliver complete solutions in the areas of enterprise information management, packaged application implementation, legacy systems modernization, IT governance, managed services and business process services. Through its full range of IT consulting, implementation and management services and its industry-recognized strategic approach, Macroscope, Fujitsu Consulting enables clients to build more value into their IT investments and drive their leadership in the marketplace.

[edit] Mission statement

FCIL aims to enable business flexibility through agile business computing. This reflects our commitment to providing unprecedented business value to our clients by helping them plan, implement, operate and manage a flexible, adaptive, reliable and high performance business process which will enable them to achieve their business objectives.

[edit] History

Fujitsu Consulting was founded in 1973 in Montreal, Canada under its original name "DMR" which stood for the first initial of the 3 founder's names: Pierre Ducros, Serge Meilleur and Alain Roy. During the decade that followed, the company gradually established a presence throughout Quebec and Canada before extending its reach to international markets.
For close to 30 years, DMR Consulting grew to become an international consulting firm eventually changing its name to Fujitsu Consulting in 2002 after being acquired by Fujitsu Ltd.

In 1981, DMR made its debut in the United States. The following year it would be Australia, and in 1985 the United Kingdom. Internal growth was complemented by acquisitions in Australia in 1987 and continental Europe in the late 1980s.

In 1995, DMR Consulting merged with Trecom Business Systems Inc., an IT services firm-located mainly in the greater New Jersey and New York City areas-that focused primarily on telecommunications.

In November 1995, DMR Consulting was acquired by Amdahl Corporation (now Fujitsu IT Holdings, Inc.), an international solutions-oriented supplier of high-quality information processing systems, software and services.

The following year, Amdahl purchased TRECOM Business Systems Inc. As a result, DMR Consulting Group Inc.-made up of DMR and TRECOM Business Systems, Inc.-was formed at the dawn of 1997.^[1]

On September 9, 1997, Fujitsu Limited acquired all of Amdahl Corporation, thus making Fujitsu the sole shareholder of Amdahl Corporation and DMR Consulting.^[2]

DMR Consulting officially became Fujitsu Consulting on April 1, 2002. However, the Quebec division still continues to use the name "DMR Conseil" for historical and commercial reasons (using the original name helps to the marketing of the company for the local clients, including the Quebec government). Fujitsu Consulting became a North American operation on April 1, 2004.

March 2006: Fujitsu Consulting acquired North American based company Rapidigm. In India it has offshore divisions at Noida, Pune, Hyderabad and Bangalore with Pune being the head office. This is being known as Fujitsu Consulting India Limited (FCIL)

[edit] Milestones

On March 31 2006 Fujitsu Consulting acquired North American based company Rapidigm. In India it has offshore divisions at Noida, Pune, Hyderabad and Bangalore with Pune being the head office. This is being known as Fujitsu Consulting India Limited

On Oct 2007 Fujitsu launched its new $10 million facility on Noida.

Intends to invest an additional $10 million in India towards infrastructure and resources within the next 18 months. By 2009, Fujitsu Consulting India expects more than 100 per cent growth in its employee base in India.