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Who is working with FRTN? On 17 July 1899, Nippon Electric Company, Limited (renamed NEC Corporation, effective April, 1983, both expressed as NEC hereafter) Japan's first joint venture with foreign capital, was established by Kunihiko Iwadare in association with the U.S. firm Western Electric Company (presently Alcatel-Lucent).
The basic aim of the new company, expressed in the slogan “Better Products, Better Service,” was to carry out the promise to provide its customers with world-class products and dependable follow-up service. The notion of follow-up service didn't take root among Japanese businesses until a full half-century later, whereas NEC had from the beginning embraced a concept that developed into what we now call Customer Satisfaction (CS).

World and domestic firsts in technology and research development, made possible by managerial innovation and backed by establishment, improvement and reform of its various personnel systems, as well as the early mounting of environmental projects, make it possible to say that NEC's history has been marked by constant innovation for more than a hundred years. NEC is empowered by the DNA of innovation.

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1899 - 1950
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1899
Nippon Electric Company, Limited is established.
Born in 1857 in Fukuoka prefecture, Kunihiko Iwadare graduated from the department of telegraphic communications at Kobu University – a predecessor of the current faculty of engineering at Tokyo University. He entered the Ministry of Engineering, then moved to the United States to work at Edison Machine Works, a predecessor of General Electric. He is known as one of the few Japanese who worked with Thomas Edison.
Upon returning to Japan, he became the first chief engineer at Osaka Dento, a predecessor of Kansai Electric Power Company. And in 1899, when he was 42, he founded Nippon Electric Company, Limited as a joint venture with Western Electric Company, becoming the president of the first foreign-capital enterprise in Japan.

Kunihiko Iwadare
1919
Produces first domestic Type 1 common-battery switchboards for long-distance toll calls.
1920
Enters into capital ties with Sumitomo Electric Wire and Cable Works and transfers cable business to Sumitomo.
1924
Advances into wireless business.
1927
Delivers the first domestic-made A-Type automatic PBX to Mitsukoshi Department Store.
1928
NE-Type phototelegraphic equipment transmits scenes of Imperial Accession Ceremony of Emperor Hirohito between Kyoto to Tokyo.
Yasujiro Niwa invented unique NE-style phototelegraphic equipment that became the foundation of today’s FAX machines. In November 1928, when Emperor Hirohito's Imperial Accession Ceremony was held, newspaper companies that had mulled over ways to deliver papers with photos of the ceremony throughout the nation as quickly as possible employed this phototelegraphic equipment with great success.
In contrast to advanced electric technologies that had mainly been adopted from Western nations in those days, the field of telephotography was established with purely home-grown technologies and it contributed greatly to the development of FAX technologies in Japan.
(Source: “10 Greatest Japanese Inventors / Numerous Great Inventions” Japan Patent Office)

Yasujiro Niwa (with early phototelegraphic equipment)
1929
Produces domestic A-Type automatic switching system for the central telephone office.
1937
Succeeds in producing 50kW transmitter tubes, thereby completing the development of short-wave broadcast equipment boasting the world's highest output.
1950
Begins research into transistors.
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Conover, NC, March 05, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via NEWMEDIAWIRE -- Fortran Corporation (OTC: FRTN) is pleased to announce that we have completed the sale of our 80% interest in Tower Performance, Inc., Tower Performance Texas, and Tower Performance Construction, Inc. held through one of our subsidiaries, New TPI, LLC.

We expect that this will remove $1.1 million dollars of debt from our balance sheet and generate additional working capital, which we believe will enable us to focus on our core business.

We are also pleased to announce our latest agreement with Nippon Electric Company ("NEC") to offer NEC’s new and original biometric authentication technologies in six areas—face recognition, iris recognition, fingerprint/palmprint recognition, voice recognition and ear acoustic authentication—which we believe are among the best of their class in the world. We believe NEC provides the most suitable solutions to customers’ needs with its biometric authentication technologies, and, by combining multiple biometric authentication systems, will result in more robust security.

We plan to aggressively move forward with building shareholder value through acquisitions and organic growth. We are currently in discussions with several large profitable companies as potential acquisitions candidates, and will provide updates as we progress.

We are excited about our future and look forward to providing you with regular progress updates.

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