Fuji Soft Co., Ltd.

Fujitsu Software was founded in 1970 and has built a track record in both IT and OT as an independent software company. Through challenges in overseas expansion and advanced technologies such as AI, cloud, and 5G, it continues to challenge and create over its half-century history.

Established Fujitsu Software Research Institute in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture

Establishment of Fuji Software Research Institute in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture

Changed company name to Fujitsu Software

Listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section of the Japan Securities Dealers Association

Held the 1st All Japan Robot Sumo Tournament

Listed shares on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Second Section

Changed company name to Fujitsu Software Inc.

ISO 9001 (International Standard for Quality Management) Certification Acquisition

Merged with AB Corporation, which specializes in financial systems, and changed the trade name to Fuji Soft ABC Corporation

Acquisition of Fuji Soft Service Bureau Inc.

Acquisition of Neos Soft, a subsidiary engaged in software development and system operation

Reclassified to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Subsidiary of Neotech Inc.

Merged with Neos Soft Inc. and changed the trade name to Cybercom Inc.

ISO 14001 (International Standard for Environmental Management Systems) Certification Acquisition

Acquisition of Cybernet Systems Inc.

Subsidiarization of Daiei Information Systems Co., Ltd. (now Vinks Co., Ltd.)

Obtained Privacy Mark

Subsidiary of TSE Computer System Inc.

Changed trade name to Fuji Soft Inc. and established a symbol mark

Obtained ISMS CMMI (Level 3) Certification

Participated in the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry's public project "Next Generation Robot Project" with the University of Tsukuba

In 2006, as a leap as an IT solution vendor, the 'second founding,' all employees shared a new management policy and values, and as a symbol of activities aligning their consciousness and actions, established a new symbol mark and company logo.

Joined "AUTOSAR," which standardizes in-vehicle software, and started joint research with Nagoya University Graduate School

Opened the first overseas branch in Taipei, Taiwan

Established Microsoft Solution & Cloud Center in Tokyo and Osaka

Opened Seoul Branch (South Korea)

Merged with Vinkuramu Japan Inc. and Vixus Inc., and changed the trade name to Vinks Inc.

Expanded telecommuting system to all employees

Establishment of Fuji Soft Tissue Engineering

Establishment of a local subsidiary in China

Positioning CRM (Cloud, Robot, Mobile, Automobile) as a key technology field

Cybercom Co., Ltd., reclassified to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Vinks Co., Ltd., reclassified to the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange

Introduction of UltraFlex system enabling flexible work styles

Promoting AIS-CRM strategy, adding AIS (AI, IoT, Security) to CRM

Transition to the Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market

Delisting from the Tokyo Stock Exchange