Japan Information Processing Service Co., Ltd.

Japan Information Processing Service Co., Ltd. (JIP) is a Japanese system integrator headquartered in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Established in 1962 as a systems subsidiary of the Japan Securities Finance group, the company built deep expertise in the financial and securities industries. In 2012, it became a subsidiary of NTT Data through a tender offer. JIP provides a range of IT services including system integration, software development, and cloud/IaaS solutions, with a strong focus on financial institutions and public sector clients such as municipalities. The company operates primarily in Japan and is part of the NTT Data Group. In 2019, JIP experienced a major system failure in its municipal IaaS service 'Jip-Base', affecting more than 50 municipalities and organizations.

Japan Information Processing Service Co., Ltd. (JIP) was founded in 1962 as a systems subsidiary of the Japan Securities Finance group. Leveraging its origins, the company developed strong capabilities in serving the financial and securities industries. Over the decades, JIP expanded its offerings to include public sector and municipal services. In 2012, JIP became a subsidiary of NTT Data through a tender offer, integrating into one of Japan's largest IT services groups. In 2019, the company faced a significant system failure in its municipal IaaS service 'Jip-Base', which impacted over 50 municipalities and organizations. As of today, JIP continues to operate as a system integrator based in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, providing IT solutions primarily in Japan.

• 2019

  Major system failure in municipal IaaS 'Jip-Base' affecting over 50 municipalities and organizations.

• 2012

  Became a subsidiary of NTT Data through a tender offer.

• 1962

  Founded as a systems subsidiary of the Japan Securities Finance group.

Specialist system integrator for financial and public sector clients, backed by NTT Data.

• Jip-Base

  Municipal IaaS platform

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