Normalized claim
Revenue: 67% increase
Boosted sales productivity by 67%.
Last evidence check: Jun 1, 2026
Fujitsu faced time-consuming and manual sales proposal creation processes, hampering staff productivity and slowing the onboarding of new salespeople. To address these challenges, Fujitsu developed an orchestrated multi-agent AI system using Microsoft Azure AI Agent Service, Azure AI Foundry, and Semantic Kernel, allowing them to automate data gathering and proposal drafting. The new system integrates with Fujitsu's existing workflows and leverages multiple specialized AI agents to dynamically retrieve, synthesize, and tailor sales proposals from dispersed enterprise data sources. As a result, Fujitsu boosted sales team productivity by 67%, enabling staff to focus on customer engagement, faster onboarding for new hires, and delivery of more accurate, data-driven, and current proposals.
Reported outcomes
+67%
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Strategic outcomes
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Normalized claim
Revenue: 67% increase
Boosted sales productivity by 67%.
Last evidence check: Jun 1, 2026
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At the solution's core, Fujitsu Kozuchi Composite AI uses Semantic Kernel to orchestrate multiple specialized AI agents. Azure AI Agent Service provides foundation PaaS capabilities, allowing the orchestrator AI to coordinate agents that retrieve, synthesize, and assemble proposals from dispersed internal data. Seamless integration is achieved via Azure services into existing workflow systems.
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