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Trades about 18% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in 1993 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, WingArc1st Inc. delivers a comprehensive suite of software and services aimed at empowering organizations to effectively leverage their data. The company's operational footprint extends across Japan, China, and the broader Asia-Pacific region. Its product portfolio features key business solutions, including: Form management systems such as the core Super Visual Formade (SVF), its cloud-based iteration SVF Cloud, and the enterprise application solutions SPA/SPA Cloud. Robust business intelligence platforms like Dr.Sum, complemented by MotionBoard, a dynamic BI dashboard designed for both managerial insights and general user access. The customer relationship management (CRM) offering, VyNDEX. Beyond these foundational tools, WingArc1st provides specialized solutions for sectors like sales performance analytics, manufacturing optimization, and retail distribution. It also supports local governments in their digital transformation efforts through data-centric administrative solutions. To ensure successful implementation and utilization, the company offers expert consulting, deployment services, and various training programs focused on data visualization techniques.
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