Uchikura & Co Blog
2025-11-07
Safety First — But Let’s Not Forget Courtesy This morning, a school bus stopped on the opposite side of the road to pick up a child. As the law requires, I stopped too. When a school bus flashes it...
2025-11-07
Dreamersi Email Hosting — SPAM Filter Upgrade PSPINC is pleased to announce an upgrade to the Dreamersi Email Hosting SPAM Filter. Until now, potential spam emails were placed in an Isolation Syste...
2025-11-06
People started buying Chinese goods simply because they were much cheaper than what could be found anywhere else. Let’s be honest — price drives most decisions. When you can get something for half th...
2025-11-05
What Is an Elevator Pitch? How to Explain Your Company in 30 Seconds Have you ever heard the term “elevator pitch”?It refers to a short and engaging presentation that explains your business or idea in...
2025-11-05
Biznomos is a cloud-based business association management system developed by Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (PSPINC). It is designed to help business organizations such as executive associations,...
2025-11-04
PSPINC Web Design Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (PSPINC) offers professional web design services tailored for businesses of all sizes. With over 30 years of experience, PSPINC builds custom, mo...
2025-11-03
Discovering Hidden Japanese Products for the U.S. Market Japan has long been known for its creativity, precision, and craftsmanship — qualities that make its products highly desirable around the wo...
2025-11-03
The First Business Day of November 2025 Today marks the first working day of November 2025. I started my morning with breakfast, then headed to Bellevue Park for a 40-minute walk. The air was crisp...
2025-11-03
Yes you can! Kenichi UchikuraPresident / CEOPacific Software Publishing, Inc.ken.uchikura＠pspinc.comTwitter | Facebook | Linked In__..-･**･-..__..-･**･-..__..-･**･-..__..-･**･-..__ABOUT PSPINCPS...
2025-11-02
In just one day I had to gather an astonishing amount of leaves from the single tree in front of our house. One tree produced enough to fill multiple bags — beautiful to look at, but surprisingly over...