Japan Post has announced plans to invest approximately 430 billion yen in IT-related businesses over the next five years to transform and streamline the Group's businesses with digital technology.
This was revealed by President Hiroya Masuda of Japan Post at a press conference on the 28th.
As a result, Japan Post will invest approximately 430 billion yen in IT-related businesses over the next five years in order to transform and streamline the Group's businesses with digital technology.
The breakdown is
about 180 billion yen for promoting the digitization of the postal and logistics businesses, such as allocating appropriate personnel to streamline operations,
and about 230 billion yen for expanding financial digital services, such as strengthening security. ,
▽ It is about 20 billion yen for the maintenance of the customer's data infrastructure and the digitization of counter operations.
President Masuda said, "Although the group's data is enormous, it was not fully utilized because it was divided into each company and each business. While considering the protection of personal information, the group will provide new value in an integrated manner. I want to develop it into a data infrastructure. "