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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating both in Japan and internationally, System Support Inc. delivers a comprehensive suite of IT services. The company develops and implements various specialized software solutions, such as Tate Yakusha for managing construction project data, Shugyo Yakusha for attendance and work tracking, and SHIFTEE, a cloud-native shift management platform. Its product lineup also features voice-enabled applications like Voicetant Writer and Voicetant Recorder, the Cloud Koubou service for cloud environment support, SmartDWH for cloud-based data warehousing, PinMap for customer data visualization, and MOS for mobile order taking. In addition to these systems, System Support Inc. provides essential IT offerings including system consulting, integration, IT task assistance, and outsourcing. They are also adept at deploying advanced solutions across areas like ERP, Oracle, cloud computing, ServiceNow, Robotic Process Automation (RPA), infrastructure, virtualization, and workflow management. Founded in 1980, System Support Inc. is headquartered in Kanazawa, Japan.
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