i-cio.com is an affiliate of Fujitsu Limited. Fujitsu Limited and its affiliates (the Fujitsu Group) are committed to respecting your privacy. Fujitsu Limited plays a leading role in the Global Business Dialogue on electronic commerce (http://www.gbde.org) and is actively involved in and supports current industry initiatives to preserve individual privacy rights on the Internet.

Fujitsu Group recognises the importance of the personal data by which you can be identified, such as your name, address, or e-mail address ("Personal Data"). We track the internet address of people who visit i-cio.com and analyse this data for trends and statistics. We will collect your Personal Data for registration purposes in compliance with applicable laws and regulations. If you do not provide the information we request, you can still access some of the i-cio.com microsite but you will be unable to access certain options, offers and services.

i-cio.com may send "cookies" to your computer to better serve you with more tailored information when you return to the microsite. Cookies are identifiers that include unique characters, but unless you input your Personal Data onto our microsite you cannot be identified and remain anonymous. You can set most browsers to tell you when you are sent a cookie and to refuse to receive it.

The policy below describes how we store and manage data that we collect or receive via i-cio.com.

When you contact us

• If you complete the registration form, contact us via email, or submit an enquiry via one of our forms on i-cio.com, your details and a history of the communication will be stored by us in order for us to deal with your enquiries adequately and improve our customer support services.

When you submit your details

• Your personal details will never be passed onto any other companies or third parties including affiliates and will never be added to any third party mailing lists or databases.

• Your information will be stored confidentially and securely by us and used only by Fujitsu pre-authorised personnel in order to provide you with access to our products, services and information that we believe will interest you.

• Fujitsu may also use information about our users in statistical aggregate form. This is non-personal information but simply refers to information such as number of registrations, traffic patterns and site user trends to help us improve the usability of our website.

• If you register for our i-cio.com email update service, your details and preferences are logged in order to update you with the most relevant information.

When you access i-cio.com

• When you access i-cio.com, your computer automatically sends us information such as the URL you have visited, your IP address, your browser type and language, and the date and time of your request.

• If you perform a search on i-cio.com, your searches are logged and may be used internally, so as to better personalise our service to you. We do not record your user details for this purpose.

Protecting your information

• We use a web-enabled CMS system on a secure server in a high-security data centre to protect all the information you provide us with.

• Fujitsu is a global organisation with legal entities, business processes and technical systems that cross borders. We may share your personal information within Fujitsu and transfer it to countries in the world where we do business.

• Where such countries provide less legal protection for your information, Fujitsus privacy practices, which are designed to provide protection for your personal information, will apply wherever we do business.

Links to other sites

This microsite includes links to other sites. We make every effort to provide links to high quality, reputable sites but we are not responsible for their privacy practices, site content or the services they offer.

Contacting i-cio.com

If you have any questions about this privacy statement, the practices of this site, or your dealings with this microsite, you may contact us using the enquiry form.