(Listed on the NSE Centrex section on July 12, 2005) GaiaX provides total solutions for internet community site construction. Planning, developing and operating community sites for clientele that includes some of the largest ISPs in Japan, portal site operators and manufacturers, GaiaX offers everything its customers require, including site planning, system development, server operation once the community site is up and running, customer inquiry services, regular renewals and even promotion --- not to mention online games --- making the company a truly one-stop shop.

GEAR NOUVE supplies image management ASP services that connect directly with your communication-capable digital camera. These are the ideal tools for work management at home construction sites as well as a wide range of other applications.

KST World provides thermal oxide silicon wafer film forming and processing services.

COMSQUARE is a computer telephony integration (CTI) specialist that has built up a solid foundation of technology and expertise on which to build its three businesses: ASP & SI, which includes pay-per-call ASP services; network security, which centers on agent-less server monitoring solutions; and international telephone services.

(Listed on JASDAQ on August 27, 1999) (Listed on TSE 2nd section on February 27, 2004) (Listed on TSE 1st section on June 1, 2005)

(Listed on TSE Mothers section on April 4, 2005) (Listed on TSE 1st section on September 17, 2008)

Based on its extensive security consulting services, specialist security-product vendor Japan Trusted Systems is the only such operator in Japan to provide a full and complete range of solutions services including its unique Trusted Solutions (e.g., design and creation of Trusted and Secure operating systems) and security solutions, as well as education services, operating and maintenance support. The company avoids using a single manufacturer's products in order that it may provide optimal solutions for customers.

(Acquired by Backs Group Inc. (stock ticker number: 4306) in December 2009)