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Trades about 65% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Chennai, India, in 1992, California Software Company Limited delivers a comprehensive suite of services encompassing software development, IT infrastructure management, and business process outsourcing. The company specializes in crafting web, mobile, and IoT applications, alongside providing UI-UX design expertise and developing tailored point-of-sale platforms. To amplify online visibility and boost sales for enterprises, it offers a range of digital marketing solutions, including search engine optimization, app store optimization, social media marketing, and pay-per-click campaign management. Its proprietary product lineup features dSPEEDUp eCom, a versatile digital commerce platform supporting B2B, B2C, and C2C business models; dINSPIRA PoS, a point-of-sale system specifically designed for small retail operations; dBOT, an advanced conversational platform; and dULTIMA Omnichannel, which ensures a seamless and optimized consumer journey. Moreover, California Software provides several specialized solutions for the clinical and pharmaceutical industries. These include CS-CTMS, a configurable, cloud-based, end-to-end system for managing clinical trials; CS-eTrial, an electronic trial master file and remote monitoring platform for organizing, storing, and reviewing clinical trial documentation; CS-SAFETY, a regulatory-compliant, cloud-based pharmacovigilance and drug safety system; CS-CLIDAC, a dedicated clinical data warehouse and analytics console; and CS-RMS, a remote monitoring system for clinical trials.
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