Fusic Co., Ltd.
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UnclaimedFusic is a Fukuoka-based Japanese technology company providing system development, cloud/AI/IoT solutions, and its own software products.
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Overview
Fusic Co., Ltd. (株式会社Fusic, pronounced "Fyujikku") is a Japanese technology company headquartered in Fukuoka City, Fukuoka Prefecture. Founded in October 2003 by Sadayoshi Notomi and Yoichiro Hamazaki after they began a system development business while still graduate students at Kyushu University, the company has grown into a listed technology firm serving clients across Japan. It is listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market and the Fukuoka Stock Exchange Q-Board under securities code 5256. Fusic positions itself as a "technology company" and a bridge between advanced technology and society. Its core business spans web system development, smartphone application development, AI and machine learning, IoT system development, cloud infrastructure (particularly Amazon Web Services), space business, and consulting. The company emphasizes 100% in-house development and a communication-driven approach to understanding and solving client challenges. It serves a broad range of clients including major corporations, universities, research institutes, and government-related organizations. Beyond contract development, Fusic offers its own products. These include "360" (Sanrokumaru), a feedback tool for human resources issues, and "sigfy," a communication service designed to be easy to introduce and operate. The company also engages in space business initiatives, participating in events such as SPACETIDE Career Connect and collaborating with local governments like Shimonoseki City on link events. Fusic is led by Representative Director and President Sadayoshi Notomi, with Yoichiro Hamazaki as Representative Director and Vice President. The company maintains its headquarters in Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka, with a Tokyo branch in Shinagawa and an open office in Fukuoka. It holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for information security. Through its technology services and products, Fusic aims to contribute to society and help more people benefit from technology.
History
Fusic was founded in October 2003 by Sadayoshi Notomi and Yoichiro Hamazaki, who had started a system development business in May 2002 while still graduate students at Kyushu University's Graduate School of Information Science and Electrical Engineering. After completing their graduate studies, they incorporated the company with capital of 2.5 million yen. In March 2005, capital was increased to 10 million yen. In April 2007, the company was selected for the IPA (Information-technology Promotion Agency) "2007 Small and Medium IT Venture Support Project." In February 2009, Fusic released its "360-degree evaluation support system," a feedback tool for HR issues, which later became the product "360." In April 2009, it obtained PrivacyMark certification from JIPDEC. In June 2012, it became an AWS global partner. The company has since expanded its services to include AI/machine learning, IoT, cloud infrastructure, space business, and consulting. It is now listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange Growth Market and Fukuoka Stock Exchange Q-Board under code 5256. Fusic operates from its headquarters in Tenjin, Fukuoka, with a Tokyo branch in Shinagawa and an open office in Fukuoka. It holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification.
Notomi and Hamazaki start a system development business while graduate students at Kyushu University
Fusic Co., Ltd. established with capital of 2.5 million yen after graduate school completion
Capital increased to 10 million yen
Selected for IPA "2007 Small and Medium IT Venture Support Project"
Released "360-degree evaluation support system" (later product "360")
Obtained PrivacyMark certification from JIPDEC
Became an AWS global partner
Scheduled expansion audit for Tokyo branch for ISO/IEC 27001:2022
Products and positioning
A Fukuoka-based technology company bridging advanced technology and society through 100% in-house system development, cloud/AI/IoT solutions, and proprietary products.
360 (Sanrokumaru)
A feedback tool for solving HR issues, originally released as the 360-degree evaluation support system in 2009.
sigfy
A communication service designed to be easy to introduce and operate.
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