Japan's largest software publisher and distributor, Sourcenext, is expanding into consumer electronics and IoT devices through a dedicated product development initiative.
Sourcenext is building on more than twenty years of software publishing experience, with a roster of global companies who turn to them as a trusted partner to execute successful product launches. The new expansion will produce the company's first consumer electronics device for the US and other markets, set to launch later this year.
Sourcenext has helped OEMs such as Fitbit and Dropbox bring products to the Japanese market through localization, marketing, distribution and customer support. The product development capability will use this understanding of consumer experience to create devices for the Internet of Things.
"Our goal has always been the same. We want to bring happiness and excitement to people across the globe through amazingly simple, useful, and affordable products," said Noriyuki Matsuda, CEO and founder of Sourcenext. "We're excited to have expanded into the consumer electronics space, to begin creating useful devices that can be integrated into everyday life. Our first device will help to connect people of all backgrounds through an instant, open line of communication."
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Sourcenext has helped OEMs such as Fitbit and Dropbox bring products to the Japanese market through localization, marketing, distribution and customer support. The product development capability will use this understanding of consumer experience to create devices for the Internet of Things.
"Our goal has always been the same. We want to bring happiness and excitement to people across the globe through amazingly simple, useful, and affordable products," said Noriyuki Matsuda, CEO and founder of Sourcenext. "We're excited to have expanded into the consumer electronics space, to begin creating useful devices that can be integrated into everyday life. Our first device will help to connect people of all backgrounds through an instant, open line of communication."
us.sourcenext.com
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