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Trades about 47% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NEOJAPAN Inc. is a software developer and vendor offering ready-to-use solutions to a diverse clientele, including small to large enterprises, educational and medical institutions, and government bodies, both within Japan and internationally. Its product suite features desknet's NEO, a collaborative groupware platform; AppSuite, a tool for crafting customized business applications; and ChatLuck, a communication system for team-based chats. Additional offerings include Denbun, a web-accessible corporate email management system; desknet's DAX, a secure file transfer utility; desknet's SSS, an online sales management platform that tracks negotiation progress, client data, and sales figures; and desknet's CAMS, a web-based customer relationship management (CRM) system. Furthermore, the company provides multi-application integration and hosting services. Its system integration expertise encompasses e-business development, e-commerce website construction, infrastructure and middleware implementation, application service provider (ASP) website creation, and online information distribution. Founded in 1992, NEOJAPAN Inc. is headquartered in Yokohama, Japan.
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