FFG Computer Service Co., Ltd.

FFG Computer Service Co., Ltd. (ＦＦＧコンピューターサービス株式会社) is a Japanese information technology company that serves as the IT arm of Fukuoka Financial Group (FFG). It was established in October 1979, when it was spun off and made independent from the systems division of the Bank of Fukuoka (福岡銀行). Since its founding, it has functioned as the IT company of the Fukuoka Bank group, accumulating technology, experience and human resources while supporting customers' productivity improvements and strategic management through IT. Today the company develops, operates and maintains systems for Fukuoka Financial Group as well as for local public entities and general corporations, and it also undertakes related system work as a data center. Its development work is centered on banking systems for the FFG group banks, including core system construction, web system design and development, and ongoing system maintenance. Representative projects include SFA (Sales Force Automation) systems used by branches and head offices of FFG group banks, OMO (Online Merges with Offline) marketing platforms that synchronize face-to-face and non-face-to-face channels, cloud infrastructure development using services such as AWS and Azure, and tablet-based branch reception systems linked to core banking APIs. According to the president's message on its website, the company positions itself as an IT partner to regional financial institutions, focusing on bank system development and operation while also emphasizing services for local public entities. It states that it values "trust" and "security" above all and sees its mission as contributing to the sustainable development of the regional community. The company also stresses respect for people and, alongside technical capability, values teamwork and a willingness to take on challenges. The current representative director and president is Takuji Kumamoto (熊本 卓司). The company recruits new graduates actively, with 17 new employees joining in fiscal 2026, and it participates in job fairs and work-experience programs for students graduating in 2027. It is headquartered in Fukuoka, Japan, and operates primarily in the Japanese market as a subsidiary of Fukuoka Financial Group.

FFG Computer Service Co., Ltd. was established in October 1979, when it was separated and made independent from the systems division of the Bank of Fukuoka (福岡銀行). From its founding, it operated as the IT company of the Fukuoka Bank group, building up technology, experience and human resources and accumulating a track record of IT support for customers' productivity improvement and strategic management. Over the decades, the company's scope expanded beyond the Fukuoka Bank group. It now develops, operates and maintains systems for Fukuoka Financial Group (FFG) as well as for local public entities and general corporations, and it also takes on related system work as a data center. Its core business remains the development and maintenance of banking systems for the FFG group banks, covering core system construction, web system design and development, and post-launch system maintenance. In recent years, the company's development work has reflected the broader digital transformation of banking. It has developed SFA (Sales Force Automation) systems used by branches and head offices of FFG group banks, positioned as successors to existing CRM systems and designed to unify and share customer information and know-how while supporting staff sales activities through DX. It has also developed OMO (Online Merges with Offline) marketing platforms that synchronize face-to-face and non-face-to-face channels to provide bank customers with optimal information and comfortable services, migrating from on-premises environments to cloud environments and expanding channels such as banking apps. Cloud infrastructure development using services such as AWS and Azure has been used to rebuild bank systems formerly hosted on-premises, aiming to reduce procurement and operation costs and shorten system release lead times. The company has also developed tablet-based branch reception systems linked to core banking APIs, allowing staff to handle account opening, address changes and other procedures on tablets, improving customer convenience and streamlining reception operations through digitalization. As of the mid-2020s, the company continues to position itself as an IT partner to regional financial institutions. Its president's message emphasizes trust and security, contribution to the sustainable development of the regional community, respect for people, and a willingness to take on challenges. The company remains active in recruiting, with 17 new employees joining in fiscal 2026 and ongoing information sessions and work-experience programs for students graduating in 2027.

• Established by spinning off and making independent the systems division of the Bank of Fukuoka.

• Announced a one-day work experience program for students graduating in 2027.

• Announced exhibition at the MyNavi Job Expo held on March 1-2, 2026.

• Announced company information sessions for students graduating in 2027.

• 17 new employees joined for fiscal 2026.

• Announced strengthening of email security for messages sent by FFG Computer Service.

IT partner to regional financial institutions, centered on bank system development and operation, also serving local public entities and general corporations.

• SFA (Sales Force Automation) system

  A sales activity support system developed for branches and head offices of FFG group banks, positioned as a successor to the existing CRM system, unifying and sharing customer information and know-how and supporting staff sales activities through DX.

• OMO (Online Merges with Offline) marketing platform

  A marketing platform that synchronizes face-to-face and non-face-to-face channels to provide bank customers with optimal information and comfortable services, migrating from on-premises to cloud environments and expanding channels such as banking apps.

• Cloud infrastructure development

  Rebuilding bank systems formerly on-premises using cloud services such as AWS and Azure, reducing procurement and operation costs and shortening system release lead times.

• Branch reception tablet system

  A system linked to core banking APIs that lets staff handle account opening, address changes and other procedures on tablets, improving customer convenience and streamlining reception operations through digitalization.

1. 1ＦＦＧコンピューターサービス株式会社fcs-web.co.jp
2. 2FFG Computer Service - Wikidatawikidata.org