Summary of ICT White Paper 2014

Cat: ECO
Pub: 2014
#1501b

Summary of ICT White Paper 2014

情報通信白書 2014

0. Introduction:
1. Mobile phone & Internet:
2. Mobile money service:
3. Comparison of ICT investment:
4. Relationship of investment of ICT/Organization-HRD:
5. ICT Strategy II:
6. Roadmap for broadcasting:
7. Major players in ICT industries:
8. ICT international competitiveness:
9. Value generated by big data:
10. Geospacial Information System:
11. Promotion of Open Data:
12. Current state of ICT industries:
13. Penetration of ICT devices:
14. Digital contents market in Japan:
15. Use of cloud service:

0. 序文
1. 携帯電話とインターネット:
2. モバイル送金サービス:
3. ICT投資比較:
4. ICT/組織人材育成投資の関係:
5. ICT戦略II:
6. 高齢化社会と財政:
7. 放送のロードマップ:
8. ICTの国際競争力:
9. ビッグデータの価値:
10. GIS:
11. オープンデータの推進:
12. ICT産業の現状:
13. ICT機器の普及:
14. 日本のデジタルコンテンツ市場:
15. クラウドサービス利用:

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Résumé

Remarks

>Top 0. Introduction:

0. :

>Top 1. Mobile phone and Internet penetration:

• Mobile phone penetration in 2012: 89.5%
• Internet penetration in 2012: 35.4%

Mobile penetration 2012:

>Top 2. Mobile Money Services:

>Top 3. Comparision of ICT Investment:

• Robert Solow's Paradox: in 1980s, productivity gains were negligible despite ICT investment.
  • Today, many reports have confirmed that ICT does in fact increase productivity and contribute economic growth.
• Japanese ICT investment levels are lower than those of EU and US.
  • Japan was exceeded by US and UK from 1990, and by Germany from 2000.

>Top 4. Relationship of investment on ICT or Organizational change - HRD:

• ICT is a growth engine for Japan and further ICT usage is imperative.
• ICT (low)+Organizational change & HRD (high) is more effective than ICT (high)+Orgainzaional change & HRD (low)

>Top 5. ICT Growth Straegy II:

• Japan should seek to:
1. Creation of new and innovative industries.
2. The world's afest and most disaster-resilient society.
3. One-stop public services for anyone and from anywhere at any time.

>Top 6. Roadmap for broadcasting:

• 4K broadcasts started in Jun. 2014 as the first step toward 4K and 8K of ultra HDTV.
• 8K braodcasts will start from 2016.

>Top 7. Major players in ICT industries:

• Japanese major ICT related companies: Sales as of Mar. 2014 ($B):
  Hitachi 96; Sony 78; Panasonic 77; Softbank 67; Toshiba 65; DoCoMo 45; KDDI 43; Fujitsu 48; KDDI 43; Mitsubishi-Elec 41; NEC 30; Sharp 29; NTTData 13
• World major ICT related companies; Sales in ($B):
  Samsung 224; Apple 176; AT&T 133; Verizon 124; IBM 103; Amazon 77; MS 65; Google 62; Cisco 50; Ericsson 36; Oracle 28; SAP24; Kokia 18
• Overseas expansion by Japanese ICT industry:
  1. Electrical devices 61.2%
  2. ICT devices 59.5%
  3. Precision devices 56.4%
  4. Information services; 39.5%
  5. Communications: 39.3%

• Major player of ICT industries

• Strength and weaknesses of Japanese companies:
  • Strength:
    1) Functionality and quality of products & services.
  • Weakness:
    1) Price competitiveness
    2) Speed of decision making

>Top 8. ICT International Competitiveness Enhancement: (Jun. 2014)

• Japan stands at a a historical crossroads as fara sa sustainable growth. The report visions by 2020:
  1. To aim knowledge-driven & information-driven nation (Smart Japan)
  2. To stimulate ICT international expansion by public-rivate coopeartion.
  3. To encompass infrastructure, disaster management, content, medical care, education, resources, e-Government, and financing. (Keywords: safety, security, & hosipitality)
  4. To promote industry, government, and academia collaboration. (all-Japan)
  5. To encourage VC; to establish ICT showcases (Japan brand); to develop ICT personnel.
  6. Numerical target of overseas sales in ICT field; ¥17.5T ($175B) by 2020 (5 times more than 2012)

8.

>Top 9. Value generated by big data:

• Soaring volume of digital big data: 1.8 zettabytes in 2011 to 40 zettabytes in 2020.
• Due to proliferation of social media and cloud services. And wearable devices and M2M and IoT technology.
• Deviecs long considered unrelated to communicaions are expectd to becom entwinde with communcations generating massiv data.
• Most common responses of big data:
  1. don't know howo to use data.
  2. no internal system to analyze and use data
  3. difficult to assess the cost benefit ration of data use
  4. costs to analyze and use data
  5. data sets are scattered and difficult to analyze.

Increase of big data:

• 13.5 exabytes in 2013:

9. Type of Big Data: (%)

>Top 10. Geospatial Information System (GIS):

• As of 2013, 40.4% of prefectural governments, along with 44.8% of municipal governments had introduced integrated GIS.

Promising fields for GIS: 2014

Problems for expanding GIS: 2014

>Top 11. Promotion of Open Data:

• Open Gov Data Strategy in Jul. 2012:
• Declaration of Most Advanced IT Nation:
• G8 Summit in 2013; G8 Open Data Charter.
  1. Roadmap of Open Gov. Data Strategy
  2. Unrestricted secondary use of public data.
  3. Int'l standard machine-readable data format
  4. Trial version during FY2013 (Data catalog site; DATA.GO.JP
  5. Full scale operation from FY2014

Sensitive personal data:

Public Data considered for publication:

>Top 12. Current state of ICT industry:

• Fixed telephone has falen consistently since 2008.

>Top 13. Penetration rate for ICT devices: (2013

>Top 14. Personal concerns of internet usage:

• 2013; n=8534
  

• Info. security measures at houiseholds: 2013 (n=11603)

• Info. security measures at enterprises:
  2013 (n=2123)
  

>Top 15. Use of cloud services:

• Online usage by local governments:

• Cloud service usage:

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