<Smart City> IT Utilization Strategy of Local Governments under Super City Initiative 2022
Language:
Japanese
Product Code No:
C63118300
Issued In:
2022/01
#of Pages:
215
Publication Cycle:
Format:
PDF
Research Content:
I Current Status and Future Perspective of Domestic Smart City Market (for Local Government)
1. Current status and future perspectives of domestic smart city market (for local government)
1.1. Domestic smart city market roadmap 2030 (for local government)
1.2. Measures required at each stakeholder
2. Current status and future perspectives of state-of-the-art services
2.1. Domestic smart city market roadmap 2030 (for local government) by field
2.2. Analysis of roadmap by field
- Short term (FY2022-2024)
- Medium term (F2025-2027)
- Long term (FY2028-2030)
II Super City Initiative / IT Utilization Strategy of Smart City Local Government
1. Super City Initiative measures/plans by field
2. IT utilization strategies of local governments applied for Super City Initiative
3. Positioning of Super City Initiative
4. Background reasons why local governments applied for Super City Initiative
5. Promotion structure of IT utilization strategy
6. Relationship between Super City promotion division and departments in charge of each field
7. Relationship with alliance business operators
8. Current status and challenges of IT utilization strategy from a budgetary perspective
9. Current status and challenges in building consensus among residents
10. Future Perspectives
III Smart City Strategies of IT Vendors
1. Outline of smart city project
2. Attention-gathering domains and layers
3. Promotion structure of smart city project
4. Status of alliances with local governments
5. Relationship with other market players
6. Current status and challenges of smart cities viewed from monetization perspective
7. Future Perspectives
IV Smart City and Super City Initiative
1. Background and History
1.1. What is smart city?
1.2. Overseas trends
1.3. Relationship between Smart City and Super City Initiative
2. Current Status of Super City Initiative
2.1. Outline
2.2. History
2.3. Background of Super City Initiative
2.4. Local governments applied for Super City Initiative
V Profiles of Local Governments
1. Semboku, Akita
2. Sendai, Miyagi
3. Tsukuba, Ibaraki
4. Maebashi, Gunma
5. Chino, Nagano
6. Matsumoto, Nagano
7. Kaga, Ishikawa
8. Hamamatsu, Shizuoka
9. Osaka
10. Yabu, Hyogo
11. Hitoyoshi, Kumamoto
VI Company Profiles of IT Vendors
1. Uhuru Corporation
2. NTT Communications
3. NEC Corporation
4. Hitachi, Ltd.
5. Fujitsu