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Trades about 36% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
i3 Systems, Inc., headquartered in Fukuoka, Japan and established in 2001, provides cloud-based mobile device management (MDM) solutions throughout Japan. The company's diverse product portfolio includes CLOMO SecuredBrowser, a dedicated application enabling secure web browsing on smart devices, and CLOMO SecuredMailer, an email client engineered to safeguard organizations from data leakage risks. Additionally, they offer CLOMO SecuredCalendar for secure group schedule sharing, CLOMO SecuredContacts as a secure shared address book, and CLOMO SecuredDocs for internal document distribution. Complementing these offerings, i3 Systems, Inc. delivers comprehensive support services. Their clientele spans various sectors, including businesses, educational institutions, and healthcare organizations.
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