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Here is a quick look at the history of DNP Digitalcom.

1972	Founded as CTS Dai Nippon (predecessor of DNP Digitalcom). Introduces a specialized typesetting system using a large general-purpose computer before the rest of the industry, pioneering the age of electronic publishing.
1987	Establishes the Kansai Manufacturing Section as the manufacturing base in the Kansai region.
1995	Launches Media Galaxy, an integrated Internet service, and advances into the Internet-related business providing total support including server hosting, site planning and development and site operation.
1998	Renamed DNP Digitalcom. Establishes itself as a company providing solution services engaged in integrated operation of the planning, production and operation of electronic media including the Internet business.
1999	Acquires the PrivacyMark. Granted the use of the PrivacyMark by the Japan Information Processing Development Corporation (JIPDEC).
2000	Launches the customer support operation business and begins to undertake operations such as responding to e-mail inquiries over the Web, responding to inquiries regarding e-newsletters and implementing campaigns and preparing reports.
	Establishes the DNP Internet Data Center (IDC) to build customer platforms with advanced security and flexible network configurations.
2001	Launches Mobile Galaxy, a hosting service intended for browser phones. Based on the abundant past achievements and experience, Media Galaxy provides solutions that specialize in browser phones.
	Sets up a department for planning and producing BS digital data broadcasting. Constructs a new form of communication between companies and consumers by utilizing bi-directional TV media.
2003	Announces Web de Entry (former Raku Moni), a service for accepting entries to campaigns via the Web and mobile phones. Uses a generalized system to ensure adoption within a short time and stable operation.
	Acquires ISMS (information security management system) certification, a third-party conformity assessment system for information security management with international conformity.
2004	Launches the Web personnel support service, an ASP service that assists with various operations including the creation and updating of pages, reception of inquiries, preparation of questionnaires and e-mail delivery.
	Builds the Secure Room, a room especially intended for recording the history of handling personal information by a confined group of operators in a confined space.
	Starts the RSS ticker creation service for automatic acquisition of site updates, which automatically shows information announced by companies in a timely manner in the form of the latest headline like an electric bulletin board.
2005	Launches the rich client construction service for building Web applications combining high functionality and portability that enriches the appearance and operability of the user interface.
2006	Relocates the Tokyo Head Office from the NT Building in Haramachi, Shinjuku-ku to the DNP Gotanda Building in Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa-ku.
	Releases Site Dock, a comprehensive website examination service, and launches the Web consulting business on a full scale.
	Releases Commerce Line ShopPackage, an ASP service for EC site construction that supports communications by computer and three mobile phone carriers.
	Releases Site Cast, an ASP service to give assistance with mobile site construction.
	Launches the service of research to improve customer satisfaction for mail order sites.
	Launches the service of comparison of competitors' sites by Internet monitor members.