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Trades about 9% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Operating predominantly in Japan, JustSystems Corporation is a company dedicated to the creation, development, and delivery of software and associated services. Its diverse product portfolio includes Advanced Technology of Kana-Kanji Transfer, a sophisticated Japanese language input system, and SMILE ZEMI, a tablet-based e-learning platform designed specifically for elementary school children. Additionally, JustSystems offers Actionista!, an intuitive business intelligence solution for data analysis; a range of office productivity software like JUST Office, JUST Government, and JUST Police, tailored to accurately process unique Japanese names and geographical terms; and ATOK Medical, a specialized medical dictionary facilitating the conversion of intricate disease and pharmaceutical terminology. The company's clientele is broad, encompassing individuals, private enterprises, government agencies, local authorities, law enforcement bodies, educational institutions, and healthcare providers. Established in 1979, JustSystems Corporation maintains its headquarters in Tokyo, Japan.
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