Our Mission

To provide businesses of all sizes the software tools to utilize internet technologies and innovations. Our mission is to provide the highest quality customer service with a pricing structure affordable to businesses regardless of their industry. PSP's goal is to strive for creative ways for all businesses to adapt new technologies into the productivity of their business and provide a high level of customer satisfaction.

PSP Vision

To become an innovative and well recognized technology solutions company that focuses on meeting our customer's challenges through an environment that fosters creative thinking by both our employees and partners. This allows us to achieve growth, productivity, as well as customer and employee satisfaction, while gaining recognition in the market.

PSP Advantage

Our ability to offer premium business Web and Internet Services at an affordable price. Hand pick from PSP's services to customize a technology package that best fits your business needs. Let us give you the tools.

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• 1987

• Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. was founded as Washington State Corporations.
• Started exporting US Software to Japan.
• Started selling the Japanese version of Relational Database "Revelation" from Revelation Technology.

• 1988

• Established a partnership with Toyo Engineering to sell US Software.
• Started sales of related licensed products for Japanese consumers.

• 1989

• Established AX Support Center in the US for Japanese AX Consortium.

• 1990

• Held the first seminar for AX Consortium in San Mateo, California.
• Started the sales of English version of "AX Technical Reference Guide" to the US.
• Created Japanese version software for Novell Netware, Symantec Time, and Cognos.
• Started a US Software License acquisition business.

• 1991

• Tied-up with SoftBank to expand export business of Japanese software.
• Organized a second seminar for AX Consortium at San Jose, California.

• 1992

• Organized a third seminar for AX Consortium at Honolulu, Hawaii.
• Tied-up with Mitsubishi Electric and created Japanese version of "TIMELINE" from SYMANTEC.

• 1993

• Started marketing KanjiWORD, Japanese word processing software for the English version of Windows.
• Withdrew from the export business of English version software to Japan, and concentrated on Software Licensing business.

• 1994

• Moved the Headquarters to Bellevue from Mercer Island.
• Tied-up with Bungie Software and expand the licensing and advertising of game software titles to Japan.

• 1995

• Published 15 licensed titles of Macintosh game software to Japan.
• Obtained 50% of Macintosh game share to Japan.

• 1996

• "Marathon II" from Bungie Software became the best selling game in Japan.
• Installed T1 line from SPRINT to start Internet Business.
• Started shipment of KanjiKit, a newer version of KanjiWORD, a Japanese utility software for the English version of Windows.
• Created computernews.com for BCN, and started publishing internet websites.
• Developed golfdiscount.com, and started e-commerce business for golf supplies.
• Developed Tullys.com, and started hosting their website.
• Developed a keyword index software "ALISE".
• Started an Internet Search Engine service DoKoDa.com and Moshix2.net using ALISE.
• Started Japanese Community Site www.japanese-online.com.

• 1997

• Developed online shopping ASP system towards Japanese consumers.
• Distributed products for Compaq Computer and sold $36 million in 3 months.
• Constructed an Online Used Car Search Site for Kobe Toyota Dealer in Japan.
• Tied-up with Seattle Lab and sold Windows Mail Server "SL Mail" to Japan.

• 1998

• Moved Headquarters to Redmond, Washington.
• Developed Saishunkai Online service site.
• Through Toyotsu Telecom, created and sold Web Mail (WebdeMail.com) to Japan.
• Developed and sold Email Newsletter mailing system NewsMAIL (Newsmail.com).
• Started mailing Weather Report Newsletter (www.technetjapan.com) representing PSP.

• 1999

• Developed Web and Email hosting ASP service.
• Tied-up with Otsuka Shokai to sell Web and Email hosting ASP service to Japan.
• Started shipping Tomb Raider for Macintosh in Japan.
• Started online service for goods. Created and sold KanjiKit 2000.

• 2000

• Received funding from Otsuka Shokai (stock percentage 6%).
• Developed B2B system for Hitachi Limited in Japan.
• Established a Data Center in Bellevue, Washington, and moved the server.
• Created an online dictionary dict.pspinc.com using ALISE.
• Started an ASP service DreamersI.net.

• 2001

• Received funding from Hitachi Limited (stock percentage 1%).
• Received additional funding from Otsuka Shokai (stock percentage 9%).
• Started Email Broadcast ASP Service Newsmail2u.com based on one of the PSP products, NewsMAIL.
• Moved Headquarters from Redmond, Washington to Bellevue, Washington.
• Tied-up with BVRP in France and provided WebMail system.

• 2002

• Received an AS number and started own service using IP.
• Started Online Shopping Service www.Carelloweb.com.
• Reconstructed Web, Email hosting, and ASP related software.

• 2003

• Installed multiple fiber connections from XO Communication to Data Center in Bellevue.
• Tied-up with VACS in Japan, sold VJE Japanese Input System in Japan.
• Developed and distributed SPAM filter into Web, Email hosting, and ASP services.

• 2004

• Started My1stDomain.com, and provided hosting service and acquired domain.
• Established Backup Data Center in Seattle, Washington.
• Developed a large-file transferring system "MegaMail" Sendmegamail.com.
• Developed backup/restore software MegaBACK Megaback.com.
• Started ClockLink service www.Clocklink.com.
• Became a member of Seattle Executive Association.

• 2005

• Closed Data Center in Bellevue, moved server to Seattle Fisher Plaza Data Center.
• Ranked 41st for Minority Business ranking in the 2005 "Puget Sound Business Journal."
• Bought a building in Bellevue, reconstruction of building begins.

• 2006

• Started support for Linux, a web hosting service, only for Windows.
• Developed SPAM filter system using WhiteList.
• Number of domains that PSP hosts exceeded 20,000.
• Receive additional funding from Otsuka Shokai (stock percentage 16%).
• Finished reconstruction and moved Headquarters to the new building.
• Requested Time Warner in America to connect the Headquarters and Data Center with multiple fiber connection.
• Transported Web Mail to Linux and created a better version.
• Installed backbone connection from NTT Communication, access from Japan increases.
• Started a Data Center using BGP4 having the connection from NTT Communication as the center.
• Established a backup data center in Vancouver, Washington.
• Ranked 32nd for Minority Business ranking in the 2006 "Puget Sound Business Journal."
• Ranked 22nd for Software Developer ranking in the 2006 "Puget Sound Business Journal."

• 2007

• Celebrated 20th Anniversary Launched a new video streaming service, WebdeVideo.com.
• Ranked #42 for Largest Minority-Owned Business ranking in the 2007 "Puget Sound Business Journal".
• Ranked #22 for Largest Software Developer ranking in the 2007 "Puget Sound Business Journal".
• Upgraded data center connections from 100Mbps fibers to 1Gbps fibers

• 2008

• Expanded the R&D Office in HQ buildings.
• Opened the upgraded Network Operation Center at Fisher Plaza.
• Ranked #24 for Largest Software Developer ranking in the 2008 "Puget Sound Business Journal".
• Certified as a Minority Owned Enterprise by Northwest Minority Business Council
• Joined Master Builders Association.
• Ranked #20 on DiversityBusiness.com Top 50 Diversity Owned Businesses in Washington

• 2009

• Ken Uchikura became chairman and CTO.
• On July 1st Ms. Nakamura officially became the President and CEO of PSP and will continue to manage and direct the overall future growth of the company in the coming years.
• October construction of the Alternative Datacenter at PSP's headquarters in Bellevue Washington began.
• Ranked #92 in PSBJ Fastest Growing Private Companies.
• Ranked #19 in the Largest Software Developer ranking in the 2008 "Puget Sound Business Journal".

• 2010

• HQ Data Center Opened in March 2010.
• Ranked #15 in the Largest Software Developer ranking in the 2009 "Puget Sound Business Journal".