Announced details
Information systems functions for mid-sized and small businesses, including help desk support, PC and smart device management, account management, SaaS management, IT operations improvement and IT planning support
Projected annual creation of 480 hours of work capacity (model case for a company with approximately 100 employees, outsourcing 40 hours’ worth of work out of 55 hours of monthly IT administration work)
Light: ¥135,000 per month (¥153,000 in the first month); Basic: ¥207,000 per month (¥237,000 in the first month); Pro: ¥576,000 per month (¥682,000 in the first month), excluding tax
The company does not address Contract Value / Impact on Business Performance.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | OPTiM Biz IT Administration Outsourcing, OPTiM Biz Premium |
| Offering price | Light: ¥135,000 per month (¥153,000 in the first month); Basic: ¥207,000 per month (¥237,000 in the first month); Pro: ¥576,000 per month (¥682,000 in the first month), excluding tax |
| Launch date | 8 September 2026 (launch date, actual) |
| Applicable area | Information systems functions for mid-sized and small businesses, including help desk support, PC and smart device management, account management, SaaS management, IT operations improvement and IT planning support |
| Quantitative Effects | Projected annual creation of 480 hours of work capacity (model case for a company with approximately 100 employees, outsourcing 40 hours’ worth of work out of 55 hours of monthly IT administration work) |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.To address the growing workload for IT administration resulting from expanded SaaS use, stronger information security measures and increased IT equipment management, as well as difficulties hiring IT personnel and rising labor costs.