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Trades about 50% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
O.B.System Inc. is a Japanese company specializing in system integration services. The firm offers comprehensive system consultation and develops custom application software compatible with a variety of computing platforms, including mainframes, workstations, personal computers, and microcontrollers. Furthermore, they are adept at constructing network infrastructures, with a strong focus on open systems, and creating internet and web-based solutions. Among their key product offerings are CLIP, a personal computer-based clinical laboratory information system; MEX-Plus, a medical examination information management system; and specialized PC-based CLIP versions for bacteriology (CLIP-BCT) and pathology (CLIP-PTH). O.B.System Inc. serves a diverse clientele spanning the financial, industrial and distribution, public, social, embedded system, and medical sectors. Established in 1972, the company's headquarters are located in Chuo, Japan.
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