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Josys

start up
Japan - Tokyo
  • 06/09/2023
  • Series B
  • $93,000,000

Josys is an integrated Employee IT Lifecycle management solution for businesses to drastically simplify the process of employee onboarding, offboarding, and management of their overall IT needs. Josys integrates with a multitude of your organization’s IT systems and SaaS apps enabling centralized Employee IT lifecycle management across all tools and systems.

With Josys, you can seamlessly manage your organization’s disparate SaaS apps, including provisioning and deprovisioning of app accounts, managing access control, and monitoring and reporting to ensure compliance and proactively reduce the risk of security breaches. Josys also provides comprehensive device management, allowing you to efficiently manage all your employee devices from a single console.

Josys automates, abstracts and simplifies employee IT lifecycle management, freeing up valuable time for your IT team to focus on strategic initiatives and core operations, while improving employee productivity and enhancing security.


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Yasukane MatsumotoFounder

Yasukane Matsumoto Japan - Tokyo, Tokyo

Yasukane is the founder and CEO of Raksul, a leading tech company in Japan. With over a decade of experience at the helm, he has played a crucial role in Raksul's remarkable growth trajectory. In 2017, he was honored as the #1 Forbes Japan Entrepreneur, a testament to his entrepreneurial spirit and business acumen.

Yasukane is currently leading multiple exciting projects, including a digital platform for printing, logistics, TV commercials, and corporate IT. Under his leadership, Raksul has achieved impressive revenue of $300M and employs over 500 people across Japan, India, and Vietnam.

Committed to making a positive impact on society, Yasukane firmly believes in Raksul's vision of a "Better System, Better world." He recognizes the challenges that Japan faces with declining population and productivity, and he is passionate about leveraging software technologies to modernize traditional B2B industries. Through his efforts, he aims to help update Japan's industrial infrastructure and increase productivity, a critical factor in the country's economic success.

In addition to his business pursuits, Yasukane is a recognized philanthropist and actively supports various non-profit organizations, including Human Rights Watch. He also runs a global think tank training fellowship program and is a member of the Young Global Leader of the World Economic Forum.

Yasukane holds a Bachelor of Commerce degree from Keio University in Japan. He became a case study of Harvard Business School. He joined the executive program of HBS, GSB, and Kennedy School. Through his extensive education and experience, he has gained a deep understanding of the global business landscape, emerging technologies, and geopolitics.