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Trades about 48% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Based in Tokyo, Japan, SIOS Corporation, established in 1997, specializes in open system infrastructure and application services. The company provides digital transformation services aimed at modernizing products, services, and business models for its clients. Its offerings encompass LifeKeeper, an automated failover software designed to ensure server continuity, as well as a variety of open-source solutions and software products. SIOS also markets Gluegent Gate for managing cloud-based identities and Gluegent Apps, which integrates team calendar scheduling into Google Calendar. Furthermore, it supplies system development and implementation support, particularly to educational and financial organizations, and is involved in the creation, marketing, and ongoing maintenance of document management software applications. The company rebranded to SIOS Corporation in October 2017, having formerly operated as SIOS Technology, Inc.
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