Migration of Information Systems

Based on our expertise on migrating information systems to overseas, we offer consulting services to clients who are in need of streamlining and standardizing business systems worldwide including Japan. The migration of business information system, i.e. applications and system platform from Japan to overseas and v.v., would be a challenge. It may not be an easy task to secure qualified system analysts and engineers with a good command of English in Japan. And, it may be a few who are well versed in English communication with knowledges on computer systems. This is where our consulting services may be of your assistance.

EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) - International Standard

We offer a professional service to assist your business to make more automation aligned through the use of EDI and its global standard as available. Our EDI consultants are ready to service who participate and engage in a variety of international forums including the development and implementation of UN/EDIFACT standard messages for e-trading in the international transport industry.. To assist companies that are new to B2B facilitation, we offer EDI consultancy to ensure seamless EDI implementation and smooth operation of their new e-commerce solution.

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Note on our business expertise and background: Shigehiko Noda, President of Brainetta Ltd, has contributed his article to the International Journal of Maritime Economics published by a global academic publisher, Palgrave Macmillan, of his expertise on container shipping and information system based on his longtime career in the container shipping business. This article was published in June 2004 as below;

Title:
Container Shipping and Security Issues: the Carriers' Responsibility in the Fight Against Terrorism
Author: Noda S.
Source: Maritime Economics & Logistics, June 2004, vol. 6, no. 2, pp. 157-186(30)
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

An absctract is available at IngentaConnect, the most comprehensive collection of academic and professional publications or the publisher Palgrave Macmillan

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(From the Abstract)

"Today, the container shipping industry faces a threat from terrorism that could not be envisaged before 9/11. While the public sector has already initiated a variety of aggressive programs to tackle such threats, the private industry also needs to prove its ability to share the burden. An imminent challenge is to deter and prevent the use of ocean containers as weapons of mass destruction. This paper specifically focuses on an effective use of information technology to assist the fight against terrorism. It proposes a new idea to the container shipping industry, namely that the container shipping industry must approach security issues through the use of interconnected standardised databases within a common information system. ......................"