eCorpOne Communications

corporate profile

Web: http://www.ecorpone.com

E-mail: salescom@ecorpone.com

Update: February 2014

Simplified version

What we are

� Since year 2006, eCorpOne Co., Ltd, which is located in Tokyo Japan, has been providing IT infrastructure and software services to business customers.

� eCorpOne Communications (registered to RDB as eCorpCom) is a venture company established in 2014, with 2 stock holders named Akihiro Fujikawa, who is the director of eCorpOne Co., Ltd., Japan and owns entire shares of eCorpOne, and Geoffrey Kamai who operates a Rwanda based company named Impress Africa, who also owns entire shares of his company. eCorpCom is not subsidiary company of eCorpOne located in Japan but created by two individuals as local company in Rwanda.

� eCorpOne Communications Ltd. is established to deliver mixture of best-fitting values to African nations combined with high-end technologies.

Our vision

Our vision is to make society better by providing organized information or by providing efficient and reliable ways to reach information. We believe that ability to access information can significantly improve quality of life and of work.

Brand logo mark

Our brand logo mark indicating corporate identity

consists of the following 3 keywords.

“e”: Electricity, Internet

“C”: Corporation & cooperation

“O”: One, ring, global

The line that expands from the left side of 'C' touching 'O' shapes 'e'. As for shape that 'e ' (Internet) and 'C ‘ (Corporation) touching 'O ' (ring) indicates, the wish that it wants is to achieve a global uniting. The expanding line from 'e' reddens. It means that high energy by 'C' (cooperation) is constantly poured into 'O'. A red line is not stick in but supporting ‘O’: it implies that growth of global fusion with "e" is not forced but gently supported.

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What we are and profile of directors

Marketing director, CIO, Geoffrey Kamali

A highly experienced PR and marketing communications professional. Geoffrey is a

Rwandan national and a former business and financial reporter who is widely

knowledgeable in the regional media and communications industry over the last 16

years. He studied journalism (Mass Communication) at Makerere University in

Uganda and also undertook several other professional training, including the

Institute for the Advancement of Journalism (IAJ) in Johannesburg, South Africa and

Reuters Foundation (now Thompson Reuters) in the UK. Geoffrey is a member of

and serves on the executive committee of the Public Relations Association of

Rwanda (PRAR). He has worked with a number of public relations and media

companies in Uganda, Kenya and now Rwanda and has delivered a number of

successful marketing communication campaigns around the region. He is a founder

of East African Business Week, a regional business publication and Rwandan-

based PR firm, ‘MPRESS Africa Strategic Communications, where he

is directly responsible for strategy and media relations. Before

launching ‘MPRESS Africa, Geoffrey worked with PR firms, Vantage

Communications Ltd and GR8 Relations Ltd as a communications

consultant.

Managing director, CEO, Akihiro Fujikawa

After graduating from California State University, Chico, in the United Status, majored in Computer Information Systems and monor in Business Administration, in December 2003, he joins in the largest medical sample testing company in Japan and designs a disaster-tolerant networking system for subsidiary companies. Later he joins in an IP video and telephone system integration company, leads his team, and launches a H.323 based voice system that provides video telephony for 4,000 customers. He also develops voice Call Detail Record analysis software using Perl language for its customer support team.

He establishes a company, eCorpOne, in 2006. He has completed businesses with over 300 clients and partner companies globally, including 2 banks in Japan. His company provides server/network infrastructure integration and software combined solutions with software development and network integration teams in its firm, such as IP telephony solutions in virtualized servers, hotel check-in software and hardware development consisting of bar code door key control over LAN, re-printable magnetic membership card, credit card and cash payment, RFID-based touch less cash card membership and payment system called SUICA that works with automatic gate opening controlling software, IP camera systems supervising at various locations in a hotel, multicast on-demand video network delivering to hotel rooms, and voice over redundant IP-VPN (MPLS network). Designs with various security systems including encryption systems at data storage and network transmission, database replication, and brute-force attack protection and intrusion prevention.

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• eCorpOne has provided a payment solution to its customer. The solution was widely

introduced over Japan’s major television network as unique example of how the solution was

implemented.

• The software to control opening/closing gate, charging to customer using RFID based cash

card, purchase of ticket, and sales management software.

• By touching over the gate, it can charge customer and open gate.

• People with ticket that is recorded with RFID cash card can enter freely to smoke. If no ticket,

it charges to customer’s RFID card.

• Encryption at data storage and network transmission are included. In order to open gate

within 0.5 seconds, asynchronous database design is implemented.

• This device has been approved by Japan Railway Mechatronics Inc. Japan for RFID cash

card charging.

Previous implementation - Kiosk solutions

Touch panel screen

Cash payment hardware that supports

all Japanese currencies

Thermal printer unit

Auto loading credit card reader

Barcode reader unit

Re-printable magnetic

card reader/writer

Customized design of magnetic

membership card.

Barcode reader hardware.

Electric door unlocks after showing

barcode.

Youtube video is available online.

Hotel room selection screen

• eCorpOne developed a solution to let customers to enter hotel rooms without

involvement of human support. It is designed to automate process of entering the room

and completing payment without human interaction. Hotel guests can select a room to

enter, unlock the room door with a piece of paper with barcode, and making a payment

with barcode for the customer when leaving.

• This software works with 3rd party Hotel Operations Management software.

• Developed barcode-LAN converter hardware.

• Membership point system allows to engage customers to come back.

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This is example of eCorpOne’s network infrastructure design and implementation.

Strength of eCorpOne’s service is not only using robust networking equipment but

also having care in details in customer’s environment.

Previous implementation - Network and server system

IP telephone system that runs with

LAN cable and power cable and no need of dedicated phone line. Able to make/receive public calls with Tokyo 03 numbers..

Example of eCorpOne’s IP telephone system network architecture: Core IP telephone system is redundant, and 2 virtual network connections are established to realize disaster tolerance.

This is an example of monitoring system showing amount of traffic. Different graphs are available -24 hours, weekly, and yearly trend.

•This is a web based software that allows customers to login and make payments online. This software is communicating with a hardware located in our stores where RFID based payment card is implemented.

•This web system has various security mechanisms to prohibit unauthorized access and protect data with various layers of encryption. The system detects brute force attacks, TCP/UDP syn scan detection. VPN tunneling allows to communicate securely between servers and client PCs.

•This system works with Japanese payment card called SUICA. eCorpOne make very first implementation of online based SUICA system in Japan.

Previous implementation – web based payment system

Network quality management platform

� Monitors usage and quality of networks.

� Alerting system notifies an operator in case of

network outage, and management team

responds quickly.

Previous implementation – Network quality management and alerting

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Corporate Information & Technology summary

eCorpOne’s Tokyo office (2011)

Technology summary of eCorpOne group

Kiosk payment and credit card settlement system software development

� Credit card, cash, RFID based cash card (Called SUICA) payment system

� Re-printable magnetic membership point card system, barcode door unlock for hotel rooms

� Multiple layers of encryption (storage, network transmission, tunneling) and database replication and intrusion prevention.

� Team development with various management tools (SVN as source code version control, progress monitoring, issue reporting tools, and Microsoft Team Foundation server)

� Web technologies using various software languages including C#, Perl, Java, and PHP.

Network/server integration and development

� Network design and migration projects for some of Japan’s major companies, including with NTT Communications.

� Secured communication between branch locations using MPLS VPN migration and IP-Sec VPN.

� Office IP telephone system with traffic prioritization, separation of data and voice traffic.

� Connection between branch locations with consideration of disaster recovery, load balancing, and security. (Routing: static, RIP, EIGRP, BGP, HSRP/VRRP, LACP, Port Fast, STP protocols, etc)

� Network traffic quality assurance providing smooth voice service- QoS, policy-based routing

� 802.1x network authentication and network access control mechanism to allow access to approved networking devices only, which are used for secure environment such as banks.

� Wireless LAN implementation

Corporate Information

Main members Managing Director, CEO, CTO Akihiro Fujikawa

Marketing director, CMO Geoffrey Kamali

Telephone number +250-789-490-045- (Rwanda)

Office location 17 KG 599 st., Gishushu, Gasabo Dist., Kigali, Rwanda

E-mail salescom@ecorpone.com

Main bank Bank of Kigali (RWF), Equity Bank (USD)

Registration to Japanese government (Japan office)

Japan type 2 carrier registered: # A-23-12326

Human resource dispatch permit:# Specific 13-309794

Network professionals - M. Karuppuchamy (Mr.),

(Example) Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert

- M. Zeshan (Mr.), Cisco Certified Network Professional,

Cisco Certified Security Professional,

Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (Wr),

Cisco Certified IPS Specialist,

Cisco Certified NAC Specialist

- G. Raut (Mr.), Juniper certified in JNCIP-SEC,

JNCIS-SEC, JNCIA-JUNOS, SOTDCDBP,

SOTCDBP,SOTBDBP

Example of customers (Japan office)

NTT DoCoMo NTT Communications

Global Technology Design Usen Corporation

Net World K.K. Lenovo Japan

Survey Sampling International Inc.

Js Communication Corporation