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Powering progressive education


Join Fujitsu at UCISA 2014


The premier event for UK universities. Discover how our latest technologies and solutions are already powering progressive education.


At Fujitsu, we believe that IT must support and enable education practitioners, not hold them back. vShape from Fujitsu is the ideal out-of-the-box virtualisation solution for universities looking to move towards an agile IT environment.


Brighton Centre 26 March to 28 March 2014.


The innovative vShape architecture enables simple management of large fi les and applications using remote access from a single point. Students and teachers can gain 24-hour access as well as bring their own devices (BYOD), to safely and securely connect to the university network. With the ability to purchase vShape under NSSA, as well as our extended 5 year warranties and ongoing support from Fujitsu experts, we can help guarantee you a hassle-free experience.


vShape – delivering computing fl exibility at the click of a button. To fi nd out more call 0845 634 5376 or visit www.fujitsu.com/uk/education


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