Company History
- January 1995
- VTV Japan, Inc. was established with US$100,000 in capital "VTV" was named with an intention to make it a company with Video/Television
Started videoconferencing room rental service and systems sales Began expansion of business to include VC systems rental and maintenance service - March 1995
- Increased capital to US$300,000
- June 1995
- Increased capital to US$600,000
- January 1997
- Masanori Kayano has took office as president and CEO of VTV Japan
Launched VTV Japan's website - November 1999
- Signed sales contract with VTEL Corporation in the U.S.A.
- 2000年8月
- Increased capital to US$800,000
- January 2001
- Signed sales contract with TANDBERG Telecom AS in Norway
- 2002
- Won TANDBERG's Best partner of the year award
- 2003
- Won TANDBERG's Best partner of the year award
- May 2004
- Started exclusive contract with Aethra S.p.A. of Italy
- September 2004
- Relocated Tokyo office to Kudanshita from Akasaka
Redesigned corporate logo, reflecting the ideal that VTV would redefine boundaries of VC and develop new themes for business communication - November 2005
- Opened VTV Japan Osaka office
- Feburuary 2006
- Increased Tokyo office floor space
- December 2007
- Tokyo metropolitan government approved VTV Japan's management innovation project
- July 2008
- Signed sales contract with Vidyo Inc.
- September 2008
- Signed sales contract with RADVISION
- April 2010
- Ended of sales of Aethra products
- April 2011
- Promoted to RADVISION's "Platinum Partner"
- April 2012
- Relocated Tokyo office and increased office floor space
- November 2012
- Signed sales contract with Phoenix Audio Technologies
- December 2013
- Signed sales contract with Avaya Inc.
- March 2014
- Signed sales contract with Pexip AS
- April 2014
- Signed domestic sales contract of Lifesize with SYNNEX Japan Corporation(former SYNNEX Infotec Corporation
- Feburuary 2016
- Signed agency agreement with West UC Japan K.K. (former InterCall Japan)
- Feburuary 2016
- Relocated Osaka office and increased office floor space