The miserable situation of Fujitsu Japan that can only be thought of as being stuck in a bottomless swamp
In this article and this article, I touched on the problem that someone else's copy came out when a person tried to print a copy of his/hers resident card using his/hers My Number card at a convenience store.
On May 23, Fujitsu Japan posted an announcement that they would conduct a simultaneous system inspection as a topic at the bottom of their website.
Beneath the notice, it added that, as of June 20, the inspection had been completed.
"Confirmation of operation under high load conditions in the production environment" is essential. Other parts were not inspected. About 10 days after that, the wrong certificate was issued due to another cause, so the system will be inspected again.
What happened this time?
This happened as soon as the Digital Minister received the report from Fujitsu and announced, "It's all right now."
This is because the trouble that occurred in Munakata City was not reflected in the correction programs for similar troubles that occurred in other municipalities in the past.
From the outside, it's a comedy (albeit disastrous for those involved).
Why didn't Fujitsu Japan update the bug-fixed module to all users' systems?
Doesn't Fujitsu Japan have a quality control manager?
According to this article, Fujitsu Japan was formed by merging Fujitsu subsidiaries across Japan. Because of that lump, communication within the company may be bad.
And then there is also the issue of publicity. The top of Fujitsu Japan's site is filled with self-praise of their products and services. At the bottom, the sentences that were first fried are put as "topics".
Originally, this should be placed at the top of the page, and the title should be "Apology" instead of "Topics".