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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Japan Data Science Consortium Co.Ltd., established in 2013 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, focuses on the creation and licensing of algorithm modules that leverage machine learning within the Japanese market. The company offers a variety of specialized solutions, including Wodom!, a data platform designed to uphold data quality; Sales Insight, which facilitates sales digitalization through video distribution and performance tracking; and Response Insight, an AI-driven tool engineered to boost sales by reducing unnecessary mailings. Further offerings include Learning Insight, for adaptive training and automated question generation; Home Insight, a home IoT system addressing societal concerns such as nursing care prevention and minimizing missed package deliveries; Demand Insight, an AI solution that prevents inventory shortages and surpluses while semi-automating ordering; and Maintenance Insight, an AI system enabling remote monitoring, anomaly detection, and operational optimization for both manufacturing and household appliances. Beyond these products, the company also provides IT system development and management, alongside expert data science consulting and advisory services.
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