Promoting Smart Municipalities and the Digitalization of Administrative Services

「その結果、国が定める移行期限（令和８年３月末日）までに、当社の基幹業務システムを利用する顧客164団体（48市、99町、17村）がガバメントクラウド環境で標準仕様準拠システムを稼働させています。」

「As a result, as of the end of March 2026, 164 customer organizations using our core administrative systems—48 cities, 99 towns and 17 villages—were operating systems compliant with the standard specifications in the Government Cloud environment.」

「We completed the migration to systems compliant with the standard specifications in the Government Cloud environment in Moka City, Tochigi Prefecture, on 23 December 2024, and in Misato Town, Saitama Prefecture, on 14 January 2025 as the second organization, and the systems are now fully operational. … Approximately 170 organizations had adopted our core administrative systems as of the end of March 2025, and we plan to complete the migration of all these customer organizations to systems compliant with the standard specifications by the end of March 2026, the migration deadline.」

「In the local-government business, we are developing systems so that customer municipalities can smoothly migrate their systems by the end of March 2026, the deadline for compliance with the standard specifications, in accordance with the Basic Policy for Standardization of Local Government Information Systems approved by the Cabinet on 8 September 2023.」

「In the local-government business, we are developing systems so that customer municipalities can smoothly migrate their systems by the end of March 2026, the deadline for compliance with the standard specifications, in accordance with the Basic Policy for Standardization of Local Government Information Systems approved by the Cabinet on 8 September 2023.」

「In the Government Cloud Pilot Project, in which we participate as a cooperating development provider (application development provider), Misato Town's core administrative systems in Saitama Prefecture began operating on 31 October 2022. Kawajima Town followed in December. This was the first case in Japan of systems operating on the Government Cloud, and drawing on the knowledge gained from the pilot project, we aim to complete the migration of all customers to systems compliant with the standard specifications by the national government's target deadline, the end of fiscal 2025.」

「During the fiscal year, a joint proposal by our customers Misato Town and Kawajima Town in Saitama Prefecture was selected for the Digital Agency's “Government Cloud Pilot Project,” and we began working on the project with both towns as an application development provider.」

「To address the standardization and common use of local-government information systems by the end of March 2026, we began developing systems fully compliant with the “standard specifications” established by the national government and began preparing for the Government Cloud. … Our customers Misato Town and Kawajima Town in Saitama Prefecture were selected for the national government's “Government Cloud Pilot Project,” and we will work on the project with both towns as an application provider.」

「During the fiscal year, in addition to collecting and disseminating information on “administrative services and digitalization” and “standardization of business systems,” we researched, studied and developed next-generation solutions to support the “new normal” in the post-COVID era through demonstration projects with advanced local governments and other initiatives.」

「We view it as an important management issue to support higher administrative efficiency and improved convenience for residents by continuing to develop and provide innovative products and services using the latest ICT, in order to help local governments realize “smart local government,” “digitalization of administrative services” and “administrative and fiscal reform.” We will pursue the following 5 priority activities.」