I cubed systems

About I cubed systems

I-Cubed Systems, Inc. operates as a specialized IT firm based in Fukuoka, Japan, focusing on cloud and mobile technologies. The company's journey began in January 2001, when Tsutomu Sasaki started it as a personal venture. Recognizing the transformative potential of mobile internet following the launch of i-mode, Sasaki, who had a background in software development, decided to establish his own business at the age of 27. The venture was formally established as a limited company in September 2001 and transitioned into a stock company (kabushiki gaisha) in February 2004 to accommodate its expansion.

The company's core business revolves around its proprietary CLOMO platform, a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution for Enterprise Mobility Management (EMM). Launched in 2010, CLOMO provides organizations with the tools to manage and secure their fleets of mobile devices, including smartphones and tablets. The business model is subscription-based, generating recurring revenue from corporate clients. I-Cubed Systems primarily reaches its end-users through a network of sales partners, such as mobile phone carriers and their distributors. A significant milestone was achieved in July 2020 when the company was listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange's Mothers market, later moving to the Growth market.

The CLOMO platform offers a comprehensive suite of features designed to address the security and management challenges of corporate mobile device usage. Key functionalities include remote device locking and data wiping in case of loss or theft, centralized distribution and management of applications, and the enforcement of corporate security policies. The platform supports multiple operating systems like iOS, Android, and Windows, a key selling point for organizations with diverse device ecosystems. The service is delivered via a cloud-based management panel, allowing IT administrators to manage devices from a web browser without significant capital investment. To ensure high-quality service, the company handles all aspects of the product lifecycle—from development and sales to operations and support—in-house.