1. Overview of the Company

(1) History and Management Policy

Representative: Meena Mahesh Kumar We are a company founded in 2020, headquartered in Miyamae Ward, Kawasaki City. With the slogan of "Bridging India and Japan," we are engaged in IT system development.

Our representative, Meena Mahesh Kumar, worked as a Japanese interpreter in India before moving to Japan upon marrying a Japanese woman. After founding our company, he launched the Indian curry restaurant chain "Spicy India." The business thrived, expanding into Tokyo, but the impact of COVID-19 led us to diversify beyond the restaurant industry and establish a new IT business by leveraging our networks in India.

(2) Business Operations

Our primary service is IT development outsourcing. Acting as a "bridge" between Japanese clients and Indian contractors, we ensure smooth project execution. Delegating development projects to Indian companies can be challenging due to differing business practices. However, thanks to Meena Mahesh Kumar’s deep understanding of Japanese business practices and our culturally adept team with expertise in IT and Indo-Japanese relations, we ensure high-quality development. This enables Japanese companies to confidently outsource to India, leading to seamless project delivery.

2. Strengths That Contribute to This Project

(1) Knowledge of Restaurant Management

Our representative, Meena Mahesh Kumar, has extensive knowledge and experience in the restaurant industry from years of management. Beyond operating fixed-location restaurants, our ventures have included food trucks and event-based sales, collaborating with other businesses. Notably, we have participated in large-scale international events like Namaste India, which draws over 100,000 visitors annually, and have built a broad network with other restaurants and retail businesses.

(2) Indian IT Outsourcing Expertise

Meena Mahesh Kumar hails from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, India. Rajasthan, with its population of 70 million, produces a large number of engineers and is emerging as a new IT hub near the capital, Delhi. Engineers here possess advanced knowledge in areas like AI and image recognition, and they are available at a fraction of the cost compared to Japan. However, due to significant differences in business practices, India is not always a popular outsourcing destination for Japanese companies. By bridging this gap, our company enables smooth, high-quality development leveraging India's advantages.

(3) Insights into Advanced “Social Enterprise” Apps in India

India, despite challenges like poverty and inequality, has become a hub for innovative solutions due to its stable environment and talented workforce. It serves as a testing ground for various ideas brought in from across the globe, with many NPOs and companies developing tools and apps to address societal issues. Drawing from these advanced examples, we aim to explore their applicability in developed nations like Japan.