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| Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) released a report outlining the Digital Japan Creation Project (ICT Hatoyama Plan) which seeks to create new Information and Communications Technology (ICT) markets to help boost Japan’s economy. Within this plan is an outline to create a nation wide Cloud Computing infrastructure tentatively called the Kasumigaseki Cloud. |
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| Video: Fireside Chat: International Government Approaches to Cloud Computing |
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February 17 2011 |
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The SVP of Global Public Policy at Salesforce.com, Daniel Burton, interviews Yoshiaki Tojo, Director of the Information Services Industry Division at the Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry, Japan. They explore the cloud computing efforts taking place in Japan and discuss Japan's vision for the cloud, the policies the government is using to drive adoption, the barriers they face, and the successes they have achieved. The session provides an excellent window into the diverse approaches and policies that governments are taking to cloud computing. |
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Paper: Digital Japan Creation Project (ICT Hatoyama Plan): Outline  |
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March 19 2009 |
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This is the full report released by Japan’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications (MIC) outlining the Digital Japan Creation Project (ICT Hatoyama Plan) which seeks to create new Information and Communications Technology (ICT) markets to help boost Japan’s economy. Within this plan is an outline to create a nation wide Cloud Computing infrastructure tentatively called the Kasumigaseki Cloud. |
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