Koei System Co., Ltd.

Established in Tokyo to develop systems with originality, a first in Japan

Delivered the first automated delivery planning system using a personal computer

Delivered the first version of a delivery planning simulator for route-based deliveries

Completed and delivered a system linking GPS-equipped in-vehicle terminals with a delivery planning system

Completed and delivered the first version of an area analysis system (depot location optimization simulator)

Completed and delivered nationwide matching of Japanese addresses written in kanji (town, chome, aza, koaza, block, and building number)

Completed and delivered an area analysis system (territory management simulator)

Implemented 100 dispatch support systems at 30 companies

Undertook commissioned work under the Ministry of International Trade and Industry's (now the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) Advanced Logistics Information Systems Development Program

Started sales of Address Match 2000 (dispatch version)

Completed and began sales of the K210 in-vehicle terminal

Completed the integrated transportation and delivery management system (launched the cloud services business)

Began operating dispatch planning and operations management across MINISTOP Co., Ltd.'s nationwide store delivery network

Received the 3rd Japan IT Management Award from The Japan Industrial Journal

Began sales of the route delivery planning simulator "Dispatch Expert"

Completed and began sales of the K220 in-vehicle terminal

The integrated transportation and delivery management system was deployed for 1,000 vehicles at 50 locations

Began operating dispatch planning and operations management across AEON Global SCM Co., Ltd.'s nationwide store delivery network

The integrated transportation and delivery management system was deployed for 3,000 vehicles at 100 locations

Completed and began sales of the K250 in-vehicle terminal (which enables fuel consumption measurement through CAN bus data acquisition)

The dispatch support system, Dispatch Expert, was deployed at 100 companies across 400 systems

The integrated transportation and delivery management system was deployed with 6,000 in-vehicle terminals at 200 locations

Began sales of the "eMF-ONE," a multifunctional in-vehicle terminal for commercial vehicles

The integrated transportation and delivery management system was deployed with 12,500 in-vehicle terminals at 450 locations

Became a subsidiary of Panasonic System Solutions Japan Co., Ltd. (now Panasonic Connect Co., Ltd.)

Made its first appearance at "SOLUTION Japan 2014" as a member of the Panasonic Group

Conducted a proof-of-concept trial in Taiwan for the integrated transportation and delivery management cloud service (using the K530)

Deployed the integrated transportation and delivery management cloud service (using the K530) overseas for the first time, with 700 units at 6 locations in Taiwan

Completed the "cargo tracking-linked operations management cloud service (using Toughpad)"

Deployed the "cargo tracking-linked operations management cloud service (using Toughpad)"

Integrated transportation and delivery management cloud service (smartphone-compatible), deployed nationwide

Completed the “Last Mile Integrated Transportation and Delivery Service”

Released the MF-ONE (BX500), a multifunctional commercial vehicle navigation terminal

3,000 units of the MF-ONE (BX500), a multifunctional commercial vehicle navigation terminal, deployed

Released the “Hazardous Materials Inspection System”

Released the “Delivery Planning System”

Released the K700 (MLIT-certified communication-type digital tachograph)

Released “Delivery Planning System Ver. 2.0”