TOKYO, Oct. 26, 2016 -- FRONTEO, Inc. (NASDAQ:FTEO) (TSE:2158) ("FRONTEO" or the "Company"), a leading provider of international litigation support and big-data analysis services, today announced that the Company plans to release its financial results for the Second Quarter Fiscal Year 2017 ended September 30, 2016 on Monday, November 14, 2016 before market open.
The earnings release will be available on FRONTEO's investor relations website at http://www.fronteo.com/global/ir/.
About FRONTEO, Inc.
FRONTEO, Inc. ("FRONTEO") (Nasdaq:FTEO) (TSE:2158) supports the analysis of big data based on behavior informatics by utilizing its technology, "KIBIT". FRONTEO's KIBIT technology is driven by FRONTEO AI based on knowledge acquired through its litigation support services. The KIBIT incorporates experts' tacit knowledge, including their experiences and intuitions, and utilizes that knowledge for big data analysis. FRONTEO continues to expand its business operations by applying KIBIT to new fields such as healthcare and marketing. FRONTEO was founded in 2003 as a provider of e-discovery and international litigation support services. These services include the preservation, investigation and analysis of evidence materials contained in electronic data, and computer forensic investigation. FRONTEO provides e-discovery and litigation support by making full use of its data analysis platform, "Lit i View®", and its Predictive Coding technology adapted to Asian languages. The company name was changed from UBIC, Inc. to FRONTEO, Inc. as of July 1, 2016.
For more information about FRONTEO, contact [email protected] or visit http://www.fronteo.com/global/.
Investor Relations Contact: FRONTEO Global PR FRONTEO USA, Inc. Tel: (212) 924-8242 [email protected]


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