QUALITY POLICY

Quality Initiatives

Quality Policy

TDC SOFT Inc. and its group companies (hereinafter referred to as the TDC SOFT Group) have established the following quality policy with the aim of making a sustainable contribution to society by making our customers’ corporate activities Smart through our business.

1. To achieve a high level of customer satisfaction through highly specialized technologies and operations that are one step ahead of market needs

2. Contribute to society and customers by providing high quality, high value-added services through continuous improvement

3. To comply with laws, regulations and norms, and to continue to be a company trusted by society and customers as an autonomous organization and human resources.

Created: April 1, 1999
Revised: May 1, 2025
TDC SOFT Inc.
Hiroyoshi Kobayashi, President
TDC Futec Corporation
Yuji Murakami, President

Quality Initiatives

Based on the international standards ISO9001, PMBOK® (*1), and CMMI® (*2), TDCSOFT has injected over 60 years of TDCSOFT’s technology and management know-how to create the TDCSOFTGroup Quality Management System (TQS=TDCSOFT Quality management System) with elements of project management, quality management and system development technology. Management System (TQS=TDCSOFT Quality management System), which is based on TDCSOFT’s over 60 years of technology and management know-how.

Based on the TQS, we accurately implement management at all levels of our organization to provide project quality that lives up to the trust of our clients.

Management systems based on standards, knowledge systems, and models

  1. The Project Management Institute (PMI), a non-profit organization in the United States, has developed a body of knowledge for project management. A Guide to the Progect Management Body of Knowledge” and is widely accepted around the world.

  2. Capability Maturity Model Integration” is a software development process capability maturity model developed by the Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU), USA. It evaluates the process capability (maturity) of an organization in five levels and promotes continuous improvement, thus enabling systematic process improvement. It is now an international standard index for measuring software development capability.

Basic Policy