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Daiwa Computer Co.,Ltd.

株式会社大和コンピューターAlias
Ticker
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Listed market
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Country
Japan
Employees (non-consolidated)
184
Related companies
7
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Basic information

BASIC
Head office
36-18 Wakamatsu-cho, Takatsuki-shi, Osaka Prefecture
Chief executive
Kenji Nakamura
Capital
382,259,475  (3 100 million)
Employees (non-consolidated)
184 people
Employees (consolidated)
Start date
1977-06-01
End date
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Websites

1 DOMAINS
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Business

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Software DevelopmentCloud ServicesConsultingSmart Agriculture (i-Agriculture®)RFIDHuman Resource Development/Career FormationNew Graduate Recruitment EntryCareer RecruitmentColumn
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7 COMPANIES
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Network

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History

86 EVENTS

Establishment of Daiwa Computer Corporation (Capital: 10 million yen)Sources

Computer Co., Ltd. is established with capital of ¥10 million.Sources

Opened Tokyo Branch Office in Shinagawa-ku, TokyoSources

Tokyo Branch Office opens in Shinagawa City, Tokyo.Sources

Completion of the 1st Single DormitorySources

No. 1 Dormitory is completed.Sources

Renamed Tokyo Branch Office to Tokyo Sales OfficeSources

Tokyo Branch Office is renamed Tokyo Office.Sources

Capital increased to 20 million yenSources

Completion of the 2nd Single DormitorySources

Capital is increased to ¥20 million.Sources

No. 2 Dormitory is completed.Sources

Capital increased to 40 million yenSources

Capital is increased to ¥40 million.Sources

Relocated Tokyo Sales Office to Minato-ku, TokyoSources

Tokyo Office is moved to Minato City, Tokyo.Sources

Capital increased to 48 million yenSources

Capital is increased to ¥48 million.Sources

Digital network connecting Tokyo and OsakaSources

The Company establishes a digital network between Tokyo and Osaka.Sources

Adoption of new Corporate Identity (CI)Sources

Tokyo Dormitory for Singles (Forme Yamato) CompletedSources

The Company adopts a new Corporate Identity.Sources

Tokyo Dormitory (Forme Daiwa) is completed.Sources

Tokyo Sales Office Renamed to Tokyo HeadquartersSources

Tokyo Office is renamed Tokyo Division.Sources

Established i and Com Inc. (100% subsidiary) in Kita-ku, OsakaSources

Established i and Com Inc. (100% subsidiary) in Minato-ku, TokyoSources

New Building of Tokyo Headquarters Completed (Office Relocation)Sources

Obtained ISO 14001 CertificationSources

Established i and Com Inc. (100% subsidiary) in Naha City, Okinawa PrefectureSources

i & com Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company, is established in Kita Ward, Osaka.Sources

i & com Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company, is established in Minato City, Tokyo.Sources

A new Tokyo Division building is completed and the Tokyo Division moves into the new building.Sources

The Company acquires certification under ISO14001Sources

i & com Co., Ltd., a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company, is established in Naha City, OkinawaSources

Obtained ISO 9001:2000 CertificationSources

Capital Increased to 96 Million YenSources

The Company acquires certification under ISO 9001:2000.Sources

Capital is increased to ¥96 million.Sources

Achieved CMM® Level 3Sources

The Company achieves CMM® Level 3.Sources

Started CMM Consulting BusinessSources

Obtained BS7799 CertificationSources

Achieved CMMI® Level 3Sources

Obtained Privacy Mark CertificationSources

The Company begins a CMM consultancy business.Sources

The Company acquires certification under BS7799.Sources

CThe Company achieves CMMI® Level 3.Sources

The Company acquires PrivacyMark certification.Sources

Obtained ISMS Ver2.0 CertificationSources

Achieved CMMI Level 4Sources

Received Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Award for Contribution to Information PromotionSources

The Company acquires certification under ISMS Ver. 2.0.Sources

The Company achieves CMMI Level 4.Sources

The Company receives an award from the Ministry of the Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) as a Company That Contributes to the Promotion of IT.Sources

Obtained ISO 27001 CertificationSources

Capital Increased to 216 Million YenSources

Capital Increased to 357.84 Million YenSources

Listed on JASDAQSources

The Company acquires certification under ISO 27001.Sources

Capital is increased to ¥201.6 million.Sources

Capital is increased to ¥357.84 million.Sources

The Company’s shares are listed on the JASDAQ stock exchange.Sources

I & Com Co., Ltd. (Osaka) and I & Com Co., Ltd. (Tokyo) merged into I & Com Co., Ltd. (Okinawa)Sources

i & com Co., Ltd. (Osaka) and i & com Co., Ltd. (Tokyo) merge to become i & com Co., Ltd. (Okinawa).Sources

Concluded a basic agreement on capital and business alliance with Sumisho Information Systems Co., Ltd.Sources

The Company concludes a basic agreement on a capital and operating partnership with Sumisho Computer Systems Corporation.Sources

Acquired all shares of Fitness Communications Co., Ltd. (subsidiary)Sources

The Company acquires all shares of Fitness Communications, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.Sources

Changed the trade name of the subsidiary Fitness Communications Co., Ltd. to FitCom Co., Ltd.Sources

Fitness Communications is renamed Fitcom Inc.Sources

Listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange JASDAQ (Standard) market following the integration of the Tokyo and Osaka Stock ExchangesSources

In tandem with the integration of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Osaka Securities Exchange, the Company’s shares are listed on JASDAQ (Standard) of the Tokyo Stock Exchange.Sources

Absorbed and merged with I & Com Co., Ltd. (Okinawa)Sources

The Company conducts an absorption-type merger of i & com.Sources

Established Roots Co., Ltd. (100% subsidiary) in Fukuroi City, Shizuoka Prefecture, for the purpose of production, processing, and sales of agricultural productsSources

The Company establishes Root’s Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary, in Fukuroi, Shizuoka Prefecture, for the purpose of producing, processing and selling agricultural products.Sources

Renamed Tokyo headquarters to Tokyo main office and adopted a two-headquarters systemSources

Tokyo Division is renamed Tokyo Headquarters as the Company adopts a two-headquarters structure.Sources

Achieved CMMI V2.0 Maturity Level 5Sources

The Company achieves CMMI Ver. 2 Maturity Level 5.Sources

Transitioned to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Standard MarketSources

The Company’s shares are moved to the Tokyo Stock Exchange (Standard) market.Sources

Acquired all shares of Asakoi Farm Co., Ltd. (subsidiary)Sources

The Company acquires all shares of Asagoi Farm, making it a wholly owned subsidiary.Sources

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News

4 ARTICLES

Notice of Website ReopeningSources

After receiving a security warning regarding PHP, the website that had been temporarily suspended for safety reasons was reopened on October 28 at 17:00 after necessary measures and safety checks were completed. We apologize for the inconvenience and concerns caused by the suspension and will continue to strengthen information security and safe operations.

Article on Daiwa Computer published in Nikkei Digital EditionSources

An article about Daiwa Computer's service 'NFC Link2' was published in the Nikkei Newspaper Digital Edition. The article introduces the company's initiative to provide information about Japanese sake via smartphone tag reading using wireless technology.

Regarding the Introduction of Office CasualSources

Yamato Computer Co., Ltd. has decided to introduce office casual attire year-round for all employees starting from June 2024. Employees will be able to choose between office casual or business suits depending on TPO, and we will enforce a clean and tidy appearance. The purpose is to achieve diversity & inclusion and to realize a freer and brighter workplace environment.

Fire Evacuation Drill at Tokyo and Osaka HeadquartersSources

On December 26 and 27, 2023, we conducted evacuation drills assuming a fire at the Tokyo and Osaka headquarters. At each site, we simulated a fire originating from the water heater room, evacuated on foot to the pre-designated evacuation point, and verified evacuation routes and the use of fire extinguishers.

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Sources & updates

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