What is the schedule for the 'Tokushima DX Co-Creation Platform 2026'?

It is scheduled to be held once a month from early June to late September 2026, for a total of 5 sessions. The first session will be held on June 9.

What is the main purpose of this program?

The main purpose is to enhance the implementation capabilities of local government digital transformation (DX) and to promote 'public-private co-creation' where local governments and private companies share challenges on equal footing and jointly develop effective solutions.

What role does Forval play?

Forval, as the contracted operator, is responsible for community formation support based at the Tokushima DX Promotion Hub 'Tokunowa,' planning and operating events, and disseminating information.

What is the participation format for the program?

The program will be conducted in a hybrid format, combining on-site sessions at 'Tokunowa' with online participation.

Which organizations will participate in the first program session?

Participants will include staff from Tokushima Prefecture, Kaiyō Town, Kamiita Town, Nagato Town, and Higashi-Miyoshi Town, as well as representatives from Mitsui E&S System Tech Co., Ltd.

Forval Supports Tokushima's 'DX Co-creation Platform 2026' for Public-Private Innovation

Published May 22, 2026 7:00 PM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 5:04 AM ・ 3 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

Forval Corporation will support the 'Tokushima DX Co-creation Platform 2026' starting June 2026. The program aims to bridge the gap between municipalities and IT providers, focusing on effective DX through Business Process Reengineering (BPR).

Forval Corporation will launch the 'Tokushima DX Co-creation Platform 2026' on June 9, 2026, as part of a project commissioned by Tokushima Prefecture. The program aims to enhance the effectiveness of local government digital transformation through public-private co-creation.

Operating from the 'Tokushima DX Promotion HUB Tokunowa,' where Forval dispatches resident community managers, the initiative addresses common challenges where DX projects often stall at tool introduction without reaching essential Business Process Reengineering (BPR). It provides a forum for honest dialogue between government officials and IT service providers.

The program is a five-part series running from June to September 2026, conducted in a hybrid format (in-person and online). The first session will be open to the public nationwide to showcase Tokushima's efforts, while subsequent sessions will be closed to facilitate deep-dive discussions and the accumulation of practical expertise.

In the first session, representatives from Mitsui E&S System Research Co., Ltd., Tokushima Prefecture, and various local municipalities will speak. Topics include 'Surprises in Working with Local Governments' and 'The Uniqueness of Municipalities,' followed by a panel discussion on 'Desired vs. Undesired Sales Approaches.' Forval aims to support the planning and operation of this program to promote the nationwide expansion of this regional co-creation model.

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Forval Supports Tokushima's 'DX Co-creation Platform 2026' for Public-Private Innovation

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