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Trades about 39% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
TDC SOFT Inc., established in 1962 and headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, offers a comprehensive array of IT consulting services. Their expertise spans strategic areas including Agile methodologies, user experience (UX) design, Scrum training, and implementing scaled Agile frameworks. They also provide specialized solutions in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence (AI) consulting, and system integration infrastructure. Beyond their consulting services, the company develops and supplies various proprietary cloud-based applications and EDI systems. These include Stlyeflow, designed for creating web application forms; Meepa, an EDI cloud system that digitalizes transactions with business partners; M-check+, a cloud tool for stress assessments; and BP-LINKS, an EDI service enabling paperless ordering, monthly billing, and settlement processes. Furthermore, TDC SOFT Inc. provides HuTaCT, a human resource talent management system; Trustpro, a cloud-native development framework; HANDyTRUSt, an application enhancing efficiency and speed in work reporting; and MoobizSync, which facilitates mobile browsing and updating of Salesforce standard and custom tabs. The company was formerly known as TDC Software Engineering Inc. until its renaming to TDC SOFT Inc. in October 2017.
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