Survey on Standardization of Local Government Systems and Trends in Local Government DX 2026 Edition

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This report examines the trends and challenges in the standardization of local government information systems in Japan, following the enactment of the law on standardization in September 2021. It highlights the delays in standardization efforts, the financial implications of transitioning to standardized systems, and the increasing reliance on AI technologies among local governments. The report also discusses the shift to government cloud services and the evolving landscape of IT investments across various local government tiers.

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Product ID: 1145

Publisher: Fuji Chimera Research Institute

Publication Date: 2026-02-20

English Summary

This report examines the trends and challenges in the standardization of local government information systems in Japan, following the enactment of the law on standardization in September 2021. It highlights the delays in standardization efforts, the financial implications of transitioning to standardized systems, and the increasing reliance on AI technologies among local governments. The report also discusses the shift to government cloud services and the evolving landscape of IT investments across various local government tiers.

Contents / Coverage

  • I. Roadmap for Local Government Business
  • II. Trends in Local Government IT Investment
  • II-1. IT Investment Trends Across Local Governments (Prefectures / Cities)
  • 1. Market Trends (Prefectures / Cities)
  • 2. Market Share (Prefectures / Cities)
  • II-2. IT Investment Trends in Prefectures
  • 1. Market Trends
  • 2. Market Share
  • 3. Internal Management Market Trends
  • 4. Trends by Business Type
  • II-3. IT Investment Trends in Cities
  • 1. Market Trends
  • 2. Market Share
  • 3. Internal Management System Market
  • III. Trends in Standardization of 20 Business Operations
  • 1. Core Business System Market Trends
  • 2. Market Share
  • 3. Trends by Core Business System
  • 4. Major Vendors' Perspectives on Standardization of 20 Business Operations
  • IV. Trends in Government Cloud
  • 1. Shift from Current Systems to Government Cloud
  • 2. Market Trends for Government Cloud
  • 3. Business Category Trends in Government Cloud
  • 4. Market Share
  • 5. Market Trends for SaaS
  • 6. Strategies of Major Application Vendors
  • V. Trends in Regional Business
  • 1. Market Trends by Region
  • 2. Vendor Map by Area
  • 1) Hokkaido / Tohoku
  • 2) Kanto
  • 3) Chubu
  • 4) Kinki
  • 5) Chugoku / Shikoku
  • 6) Kyushu / Okinawa
  • 3. Regional Strategies of Comprehensive SI Vendors / Local Specialized Vendors
  • VI. Trends in AI Utilization
  • 1. Market Trends
  • 2. Government's Consideration of AI Utilization
  • 3. Use Cases for Generative AI / AI Agents
  • 4. Trends of Vendors Focusing on Generative AI / AI Agents in Local Government
  • VII. Trends in DMP and SaaS
  • 1. Market Trends
  • 2. Comparison of Benefits and Challenges of DMP / Public SaaS
  • 3. System Areas Advancing with DMP
  • 4. Perspectives on DMP from Comprehensive SI Vendors
  • 5. Perspectives on Public SaaS from Comprehensive SI Vendors
  • 6. Trends of Emerging Vendors
  • VIII. Trends in Local Government Networks / Security
  • 1. Roadmap of Changes in Local Government Networks
  • 2. Impact of Transition from LGWAN to GSS and Realization of Zero Trust
  • 3. Market Size Trends for Zero Trust in Local Governments
  • 4. Ratio Analysis of Local Government Network Models
  • IX. Summary of Local Government Survey
  • Survey Design
  • Question Items
  • X. Vendor Section
  • a. Digital Agency
  • b. Application Development Vendors
  • b-1. Gcom Holdings
  • b-2. NEC / NEC Nexus Solutions
  • b-3. RKKCS
  • b-4. TKC
  • b-5. Ines
  • b-6. Japan System
  • b-7. Hitachi Systems
  • b-8. Fujitsu Japan
  • b-9. Fuji Electric / Fuji Electric IT Solutions
  • b-10. Ryobi Systems
  • c. Application Development Vendors (Local Vendors)
  • c-1. Emori Information
  • c-2. GCC
  • d. Government Cloud CSP
  • d-1. Amazon Web Services Japan
  • d-2. Microsoft Japan
  • e. Consulting Vendors
  • e-1. KPMG Consulting
  • e-2. PwC Consulting
  • e-3. Dentsu Research Institute
  • f. Emerging Vendors
  • f-1. Polimill
  • f-2. ServiceNow Japan
  • f-3. Works Human Intelligence
  • f-4. Obic Business Consultant
  • f-5. Grapher
  • f-6. Cybozu
  • f-7. Salesforce Japan
  • XI. Individual Responses from Local Government Survey

Why This May Matter Internationally

As local governments worldwide increasingly adopt digital transformation strategies, this report provides insights into the challenges and solutions being implemented in Japan, which may serve as a reference for similar initiatives in other countries.

Keywords: Japan,market research,Fuji Chimera,local government,digital transformation,AI,cloud services