Suspension of Additional License Sales for Legacy Products and Transition Between Old and New Products
First written in FY2017-Q1. 10 of 26 entries say "Restated". Latest entry: FY2025-Q1.
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- FY2025-Q1ReframedAnnual report
「Following a change to the licensing structure in February 2024, the items previously classified separately as the desknet's NEO enterprise license and desknet's NEO small license through the previous fiscal year have been reclassified as desknet's NEO.」
The separate classification of the former enterprise and small licenses was changed from February 2024 to disclosure under desknet's NEO. - FY2024Annual increase in small-license revenue following a competitor's discontinuationAnnual report
「Sales of desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users had previously been on a declining trend as more customers were choosing cloud services. However, sales in the fiscal year increased by ¥11.254 million year on year to ¥52.144 million, up 27.5%. This is believed to have resulted from factors including customers switching to our products following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product.」
While the view that sales are on a long-term declining trend remains unchanged, annual sales increased 27.5% year on year as customers switched following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. - FY2024-Q3Continued increase in small-license revenue following a competitor's discontinuationAnnual report
「Sales of desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users had previously been on a declining trend as more customers were choosing cloud services. However, sales in the first 9 months of the current fiscal year increased by ¥8.569 million year on year to ¥40.510 million, up 26.8%. This is believed to have resulted from factors including customers switching to our products following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
While the long-term decline resulting from the growing prevalence of cloud use remains unchanged, small-license sales increased 26.8% year on year as customers switched following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. - FY2024-Q2Continued increase in small-license revenue following a competitor's discontinuationAnnual report
「Sales of desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users had previously been on a declining trend as more customers were choosing cloud services. However, sales in the first six months of the current fiscal year increased by ¥7.762 million year on year to ¥28.705 million, up 37.1%. This is believed to have resulted from factors including customers switching to our products following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
While the long-term decline resulting from the growing prevalence of cloud use remains unchanged, first-half sales increased 37.1% year on year as customers switched following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. - FY2024-Q1Temporary increase following the discontinuation of a competing productAnnual report
「Sales of desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users had previously been on a declining trend as more customers were choosing cloud services. However, sales in the first quarter of the current fiscal year increased by ¥9.001 million year on year to ¥19.105 million, up 89.1%. This is believed to have resulted from factors including customers switching to our products following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
While the long-term decline resulting from the increase in customers choosing cloud services remains unchanged, sales increased 89.1% year on year in the quarter as customers switched following the discontinuation of the packaged version of a competing product. - FY2023Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥11.023 million year on year to ¥40.889 million, down 21.2%, as more customers are choosing cloud services and, following adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard, part of the sales is being treated as support-service revenue and recognized over the support period.」
The increase in customers choosing cloud services and the impact of the revenue recognition accounting standard resulted in a 21.2% year-on-year decline in annual small-license sales. The view that demand for licenses covering 100 or more users can be expected for the time being remains unchanged. - FY2023-Q3Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥9.264 million year on year to ¥31.940 million, down 22.5%, as more customers are choosing cloud services and, following adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard, part of the sales is being treated as support-service revenue and recognized over the support period. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread, but believe demand, particularly for licenses covering 100 or more users, can be expected for the time being.」
The increase in customers choosing cloud services and the impact of the revenue recognition accounting standard resulted in a 22.5% year-on-year decline in small-license sales. The view that demand for licenses covering 100 or more users can be expected for the time being remains unchanged. - FY2023-Q2ReframedAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥7.125 million year on year to ¥20.943 million, down 25.4%, as more customers are choosing cloud services and, following adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard, part of the sales is being treated as support-service revenue and recognized over the support period. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread, but believe demand, particularly for licenses covering 100 or more users, can be expected for the time being.」
The declining trend in small licenses is maintained, while the impact of the revenue recognition accounting standard is stated explicitly and demand for licenses covering 100 or more users is expected for the time being. - FY2023-Q1Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥4.756 million year on year to ¥10.104 million, down 32.0%, as more customers are choosing cloud services and, following the adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard from the beginning of the first quarter of the current fiscal year, the first-year support service included in the licenses is being accounted for separately.」
In addition to the increase in customers choosing cloud services, the separate accounting treatment for first-year support services following adoption of the revenue recognition accounting standard contributed to the 32.0% year-on-year decline in small-license sales. - FY2022-Q3Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥6.346 million year on year to ¥41.205 million, down 13.3%, as more customers are choosing cloud services. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
Against a backdrop of more customers choosing cloud services, small-license sales declined 13.3% year on year, and the view that they are on a declining trend remains unchanged. - FY2022-Q2Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥8.294 million year on year to ¥28.069 million, down 22.8%, as more customers are choosing cloud services. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
Against a backdrop of more customers choosing cloud services, small-license sales declined 22.8% year on year, and the view that they are on a long-term declining trend remains unchanged. - FY2022-Q1Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥6.450 million year on year to ¥14.860 million, down 30.3%, as more customers are choosing cloud services. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
Against a backdrop of more customers choosing cloud services, small-license sales declined 30.3% year on year, reaffirming the view that they are on a long-term declining trend. - FY2021-Q3Continued decline in small-license revenueAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥3.101 million year on year to ¥47.552 million, down 6.1%, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses through cloud services. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
The long-term decline in small licenses due to the increase in customers seeking cloud use and the growing prevalence of cloud use is described together with sales down 6.1% year on year. - FY2021-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥3.467 million year on year to ¥36.364 million, down 8.7%, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses through cloud services. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
The long-term decline in small licenses due to the increase in customers seeking cloud use and the growing prevalence of cloud use is reiterated, together with sales down 8.7% year on year. - FY2021-Q1RestatedAnnual report
「For desknet’s NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥2.119 million year on year to ¥21.311 million, down 9.0%, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses through cloud services. We recognize that desknet’s NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
The long-term decline in small licenses due to the growing prevalence of cloud use, along with sales down 9.0% year on year, is reiterated. - FY2020-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「For desknet's NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥8.551 million year on year to ¥50.653 million, down 14.4%, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses through cloud services. We recognize that desknet's NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
The long-term decline in small licenses due to the increase in customers seeking cloud use and the growing prevalence of cloud use is reiterated. - FY2020-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「For desknet’s NEO small licenses, sales decreased by ¥2.795 million year on year to ¥39.831 million, down 6.6%, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses through cloud services. We recognize that desknet’s NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
The long-term decline in small licenses due to the growing prevalence of cloud use is reiterated. - FY2020-Q1ReframedAnnual report
「For desknet’s NEO small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales decreased by ¥866 thousand year on year to ¥23.430 million, down 3.6%, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses through cloud services. We recognize that desknet’s NEO small licenses are on a long-term declining trend as the use of cloud services becomes more widespread.」
The long-term decline in small licenses is explicitly attributed to the increase in customers seeking cloud use and the growing prevalence of cloud use. - FY2019RestatedAnnual report
「For small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales were ¥75.277 million, down 3.4% year on year, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses in the cloud.」
The decline in small-license revenue against a backdrop of increasing numbers of customers wanting to use the cloud service is noted again. - FY2019-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「For small licenses for small and mid-sized users, sales were ¥59.204 million, down 1.4% year on year, partly because more customers are seeking to use the licenses in the cloud.」
The decline in small-license revenue against a backdrop of increasing numbers of customers wanting to use the cloud service is noted again. - FY2019-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「Revenue from small licenses for small and medium-sized users was ¥42.626 million, down 11.0% year on year, partly because more customers wanted to use the cloud service.」
The decline in small-license revenue against a backdrop of increasing numbers of customers wanting to use the cloud service is noted again. - FY2019-Q1Decline in small-license sales as demand shifts to cloud servicesAnnual report
「Revenue from small licenses for small and medium-sized users was ¥24.296 million, down 25.6% year on year, partly because more customers wanted to use the cloud service.」
The decline in small-license revenue is attributed not only to the discontinuation of additional sales of the legacy product but also to the increase in customers wanting to use the cloud service. - FY2018RestatedAnnual report
「Although the number of users of the cloud service continued to grow steadily, revenue from small licenses for small and medium-sized users, excluding the legacy product, was ¥77.906 million, down 16.7% year on year.」
The change in the mix between the legacy and new service formats, with cloud service adoption expanding while revenue from small licenses excluding the legacy product declined, is noted again. - FY2017-Q3RestatedAnnual report
「For small licenses for small and medium-sized users, although revenue from desknet's NEO increased, revenue from the legacy and new products combined was ¥67.846 million, down 5.5% year on year, due to the decline in revenue from the legacy product following the discontinuation of additional license sales in December 2015.」
The discontinuation of additional license sales for the legacy product in December 2015 and its impact on revenue from the legacy and new products are noted again. - FY2017-Q2RestatedAnnual report
「For small licenses for small and medium-sized users, revenue from the legacy and new products combined was ¥45.349 million, as revenue from the legacy product declined after additional license sales for that product were discontinued in December 2015.」
The revenue situation following the discontinuation of additional license sales for the legacy product and the migration between the legacy and new products is noted again. - FY2017-Q1First statedAnnual report
「For small licenses for small and medium-sized users, revenue from the old and new products combined was ¥28.267 million, as revenue from the old product declined after additional license sales for the old product were suspended in December 2015.」
Describes the suspension of additional license sales for the old product and the resulting change in the revenue mix between old and new products.