Event for International Education Day - 26th Jan2020

 

Event for International Education Day

 


On January 24th was celebrated the International Education Day and we prepared an exposition to show what Fujitsu does for the education.

On the first hand, we found success stories from Fujitsu around the World that probably nearly nobody is aware of most of them. I would like to share with you some of them as we did with our mates in Barcelona because I think they worth it:

-      -    Future classroom project based on developing ICT-based lessons for each subject, a study carried out in Spain called The road to digital learning realized on 7 advanced technologically in education countries

-     -     Fujitsu trains a new generation of Mainframe engineers in its Enterprise Platform Services Academy in Spain: Fujitsu faces the growing shortage of knowledge of Mainframe engineers, creating the Business Platform Services Academy (EPS Academy), which offers improved training options. Thanks to sharing specialized knowledge with the new generation of engineers, Fujitsu offers organizations the assurance that they will be able to keep their mainframes running in the future.

-      -    Gifu University from Japan asked Fujitsu to build a Strategic Integration Database that could pull data together and present it visually to improve education quality

-      -    Technology tools used in education have exceeded all the expectations with Fujitsu ESPRIMO PCs: Under a joint project, Fujitsu and Klebelsberg Center from Hungary provided 7000 technology tools to the students of nearly 600 schools.

-       Building two-dimensional structures like graphene sheets and their functionalization we can conduct research which we couldn’t do before: Savitribai Phule Pune University from India installed Fujitsu HPC platform based on PRIMERGY servers with DDN storage, enabling it to analyze data much faster.

-     -     Education for all in remote areas in South Africa: Movable container typed The Edu-Smart Green Centres with a solar panel.

-      -    Other important Education activities what Fujitsu leads globally to improve education around the world.

-      -     Chulalongkorn University Demonstration School in Thailand: The introduction of the Education Support System had improved the relationship between teachers and students.

On the other hand, we exposed Spain government 10 targets in education to have access to quality education. In this way, they want to ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all. As well as this, we showed a reminding of the different tools for accessing information that we have from our company in reference to the professional career. Moreover, on a screen, with a projector, they had a didactic section with the SDGs dashboard of the world map where they could consult the 17 indicators with the current evaluation of each country.

Last but not least, we set a “Question section” where visitants could answer some of the questions hanging on the wall for all to see and leave their opinion if they felt like.

Personally, I have learnt many remarkable unknown Fujitsu activities and I think they can be for the interest of anyone and I enjoyed preparing the exposition with my fabulous team and giving support whom it needs it, as well. I hope you learn new curiosities of the company like me and if you want to share your opinion I’ll be happy to meet it.



 

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