Company information
- Ticker
- 6910
- Country
- Taiwan
- Sector
- Information Technology
- Industry
- Cloud Computing
Grandsys Business Summary
Grandsys Inc. (6910.TWO) is a leading provider of intelligent contact center solutions and digital transformation services, primarily serving the financial, telecommunications, and healthcare sectors in Greater China. The company operates a diversified revenue model encompassing software licensing, recurring maintenance fees, professional consulting, and a growing Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) subscription segment. Its primary business segments include AI-driven customer service (voice and text bots), omni-channel communication platforms, cloud-based contact center applications, and specialized hardware such as professional headsets. Grandsys distinguishes itself through deep domain expertise in high-compliance industries, providing integrated systems that combine automated quality inspection with real-time intelligent assistance. Its primary direct competitors include Newebinfo (6938.TWO), Information Technology Total Services (6697.TWO), and eLand Information (6925.TWO), with Grandsys maintaining a premium market position as a specialized AI-native solution provider for enterprise-grade customer engagement. Founded in 1992, Grandsys is led by Chairman Lin Hung-Hsing (林宏興) and General Manager Shi Xi-Sheng (史習聖), who oversee a leadership team with extensive experience in telecommunications and enterprise software development. The executive suite is supported by Vice Presidents Tseng Cheng-Hsing and Lo Hsiao-Yun, who manage the company's technical operations and market expansion strategies. A pivotal element of the company’s corporate structure is its strategic backing by MetaAge Digital (邁達特數位), a major Taiwanese IT service conglomerate that holds a significant stake of approximately 35% in the company. The Board of Directors includes prominent independent members such as Chen Ming-Zong and Deng Si-Tang, ensuring robust governance as the firm scales its AI-driven cloud offerings across the Asia-Pacific region.