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Trades about 30% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Biprogy Inc., established in Tokyo, Japan in 1947, operates as a comprehensive information technology (IT) solutions provider primarily within the Japanese market. The company organizes its operations across five key divisions: System Services, Support Services, Outsourcing, Software, and Hardware. Its extensive offerings encompass custom software development, expert technology support, and strategic ICT consulting. Biprogy also delivers essential support functions, including software and hardware maintenance and installation assistance. The firm is active in the sale and leasing of computer and network systems, alongside offering cloud computing and outsourcing solutions. A wide array of specialized solutions is provided, such as customer relationship management (CRM), business intelligence, supplier relationship management (SRM), supply chain management (SCM), energy management, environmental monitoring, office communication, enterprise education, enterprise resource planning (ERP), and regional revitalization tools. Furthermore, the company furnishes ICT infrastructure, hardware, middleware, and associated services, covering areas like business process optimization, ICT visualization, system construction, implementation, ongoing maintenance, operational management, and training programs. Biprogy serves a diverse clientele spanning financial services, engineering, distribution, transportation, central and local governments, healthcare, leasing, telecommunications, media, education, and social insurance sectors. The company adopted its current name, Biprogy Inc., in April 2022, having previously been known as Nihon Unisys, Ltd.
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