Cloud Asia Day 1 11.20 -11.40 Toru Nakamura

Copyright@2015 ASP-SaaS-Cloud Consortium

Utilization & Promotion Activities of Cloud

in Japan

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28th, October, 2015

ASP-SaaS-Cloud Consortium (ASPIC)http://www.aspicjapan.org/en/index.html

CloudAsia


Agenda

Current situation in Japan

Cloud promotion organization in Japan

Promotion activities

Utilization activities

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1. Current situation in Japan


Number of

enterprisesRatio (%)

All business scales 3.86 million 100

Large enterprises 10,000 0.3

Medium-sized enterprises 510,000 13.2

Small businesses 3.34 million 86.5

Source: Small and Medium Enterprise Agency’s News Release (dated December 26, 2008)

Employees number classified by enterprise scale

0 to 4 persons 3,136,695

5 to 9 persons 455,675

10 to 19 persons 258,599

20 to 29 persons 94,115

30 to 49 persons 73,561

50 to 99 persons 56,039

100 to 299 persons 37,636

300 persons or more 15,895

76.0%

11.0%

6.3%

2.3%1.8%1.4%0.9%

0.4%

0～4人

5～9人

10～19人

20～29人

30～49人

50～99人

100～299人

300人以上

0 to 4 persons

5 to 9 persons

10 to 19 persons

20 to 29 persons

30 to 49 persons

50 to 99 persons

100 to 299 persons

Created by MIC from the 2012 Economic Census for Business Activity (cross-industrial aggregate on companies)


Source: Created by MIC from the fiscal 2013 White Paper on Small and Medium Enterprises in Japan.

7.1

11.0

27.0

8.2

10.3

14.9

18.1

29.9

27.0

43.4

39.8

26.0

23.3

8.9

5.2

0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

小規模事業者

中規模企業

大企業

利用している

利用を検討して

いる

利用は検討して

いないが、関心

がある

利用する予定は

ない

内容が分からな

い・知らない

Small

businesses

Medium-

sized

enterprises

Large-sized

enterprises

Using

Considering to use

Not considering to use

but interested

Not planning to use

Not

understanding/knowing

details

Status of utilization of cloud services classified by scale


Source: Created by MIC from the fiscal 2013 White Paper on Small and Medium Enterprises in Japan.

Reason why small & medium sized enterprises do not use cloud services

23%

21%

13%

12%

9%

6%

6%4%

3%3%

必要がない

情報漏洩などセキュリティに不

安がある

クラウドの導入に伴う既存システ

ムの改修コストが大きい

メリットが分からない、判断でき

ない

ネットワークの安定性に対する

不安がある

通信費用がかさむ

ニーズに応じたアプリケーション

のカスタマイズができない

クラウドの導入によって自社コン

プライアンスに支障をきたす

法制度が整っていない

その他

Not Necessary

Unarticulated Anxiety

about Security

Cost of

existed system repair

Not understand Merit

of Cloud

Anxiety about

Network stability

High Communication

Expenses

Can Not Customize

Compliance

Legislation

Others


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2. Cloud promotion organization in Japan


ASP-SaaS-Cloud Consortium

Founded in 1999

Not for the profit organization

Close relationship with MIC

Membership stats as of April, 2015

140 corporate members

20 local governments and organizations

Over 20 guidelines collaborating with MIC

Information Disclosure Certification

Over 200 certified cloud services

Collaboration with governments, research

institutions and professional associations

http://www.aspicjapan.org/en/index.html


Japan Cloud Consortium

Founded in 2010

Private organization unincorporated association

Observer: MIC and METI

Secretariat : ASPIC

Free membership stats as of April, 2015

300 corporate members

60 local governments and organizations

9(Nine) working groups for cloud promotion

Cloud migration, Application cooperation,

Promotion in private sectors, etc.

http://www.japan-cloud.org/ (Japanese version only)

http://www.japan-cloud.org/


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Information Disclosure

Certification System

Guidelines

Forum

Activities of ASPIC

Cloud services promotion for small & medium sized enterprises


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Information

Disclosure

Certification

System

Safety Management

Guideline for ASP-

SaaS Providers to treat

medical Information

Guideline for Local

Government to introduce

and utilize ASP-SaaS

Guideline for Outsourcing

Public IT Solutions

Guideline for ASP-

SaaS providers in

School affairs system

Information Security Guideline

Information Disclosure Direction(ASP・SaaS, IaaS, PaaS, Data Center)

Guideline for Data Center Utilization, Guideline for Data Center Providers Coordination

Guideline for Cloud Users Protection and Compliance Secure etc.

Common Guidelines

Data Governance Guideline in the field of social capital

Guideline for secondary use of ground information

Guideline for secondary use of Disaster and Prevention Information

Guideline for secondary use of Agricultural Product Information

Guideline for secondary use of Marin Product Information etc.

Guidelines for secondary use of information

Guide for providing

traceability service of

rice and processed

rice product by ASP-

SaaS-Cloud

Clo

ud

Op

en

Da

ta

Guidelines for each fields

etc.

Guidelines of Cloud services


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Information Security Guideline for

ASP-SaaS (MIC, Jan,2006)

Information Disclosure Direction for

Safety and Reliability of ASP-SaaS (MIC, Nov,2007)


Certification System for Safety and

Reliability of ASP-SaaS（Apr,2008～）


Certification System for Safety and

Reliability of IaaS・PaaS and Data

Center（Sep,2012～）

Over 200 certified services

Certified by FMMC ( Foundation for MultiMedia

Communications )

Information Disclosure Certification System


Certificated services are opened to public at HP


Cloud Forum


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ICT Smart Town using Cloud Services


Regional Revitalization by ICT in Shiojiri city, Nagano 【Wild Animals Damage Prevention】

Due to wild boars’ damaging rice paddy, decrease of rice crop and expansion of abandoned farmland get intensified in Shiojiri city,

Nagano

Effect of physical measures such as setting electric barrier or trap is determinative

Wild Animals Damage Prevention using Sensor Network System

Shiojiri city set harmful animal detection sensors and trap sensors for capturing harmful animal around rice paddy at Kitaono area

If detection sensors detect wild animals, a. wild animals are scared by siren sound of flash light, b. detection information is mailed

with map to farmer and hunting club using cloud computing environment. It contributes to quick scaring or capturing harmful animals.

If traps sensors detect wild animals, detection information is mailed with map to farmer and hunting club using cloud computing

environment. It contributes to quick riding captured harmful animals. （y2012-y2013: six harmful animals captured.)

Dem

onstr

ation

Tests

Issues

Results &

Effects

As a result of demonstration test at Kitaono area (Rice Paddles: 27ha(※1)), area of damaging rice paddy is decreased and growing

income of rice cropping can be expected.

※1 about 4% of rice paddles(700ha) in Shiojiri city ※2 Estimation by Nihon Software Engineering Co. inquiring survey to local farmer.

※3 Estimation by Nihon Software Engineering Co. based on cultivation possible area and average income of rice cropping per 1ha

Trap sensor for capturing Animal detection sensor

y2011y2012

(1st year in demonstration test)

y2013(2nd year in demonstration test)

Damaged Area (※2) % 85 20 0

Income of rice cropping (※3) ¥M 3.54 18.90 23.62

Cloud

Computing

Env..

Siren sound

Flash light

Animal detection sensorTrap sensor for capturing

Tracking sensor

Shiojiri city, Nagano, has implemented ICT smart town promotion project (y2012-y2013) supported by MIC.

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