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ROUTE06 offers an extensive array of research reports aimed at facilitating companies' digital transformation (DX). Our goal is to empower organizations to make informed strategic decisions by thoroughly analyzing both domestic and international economic trends, policy and regulatory landscapes, technological advancements, and intellectual property matters. This comprehensive approach ensures that companies remain attuned to global DX trends and acquire actionable insights to maintain their competitive edge. In today's business landscape, research reports focusing on digital transformation and digital products are pivotal. These reports act as vital resources that support strategic decision-making, equipping companies with the knowledge necessary to uphold competitiveness and foster growth. ROUTE06 delivers an impressive selection of research reports that encompass insights into domestic and international economic conditions, cultural contexts, public policies and regulations, R&D in specific technology sectors, and intellectual property—all designed to provide practical guidance for navigating the path to DX success. As digital transformation accelerates on a global scale, companies face the imperative to stay abreast of and adapt to the latest trends to sustain their market position. ROUTE06's research reports perform in-depth examinations of global DX trends, outlining the current economic conditions and technological innovations across various countries. For instance, our reports spotlight the adoption of AI and IoT in advanced markets like the United States and Europe, alongside the swift emergence of mobile technology in Asian markets. This wealth of analysis enables companies to grasp the advancements in DX within the global marketplace, empowering them to devise strategies that bolster their international competitiveness. Public sector policies and regulations are crucial components in the realm of digital transformation. Governments worldwide are developing initiatives to foster the growth of the digital economy and provide support for companies to embrace new technologies. ROUTE06's reports meticulously assess policy trends and regulatory impacts in Japan and beyond. For example, our analyses cover how initiatives such as Japan's "Society 5.0," the establishment of the "Digital Agency," and the EU's GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) are shaping corporate DX initiatives. This insight allows organizations to refine their digital strategies while remaining compliant with relevant policies and regulations. Effective digital transformation also hinges on the management of R&D and intellectual property in targeted technology sectors. ROUTE06 equips companies with vital knowledge through research reports that detail the latest technological trends, R&D outcomes, and intellectual property strategies aimed at fueling innovation and securing competitive advantages. Our reports delve into advancements in key forward-looking technology areas, including AI, blockchain, and 5G communication technologies, as well as the new business opportunities these technologies present. Furthermore, we discuss strategic approaches to the protection and utilization of intellectual property, offering actionable guidelines for companies to sustainably foster innovation. ROUTE06's research reports on digital transformation and digital products are indispensable tools for companies striving to maintain competitiveness and pursue growth in an increasingly complex business environment. By providing insights into global DX trends, the ramifications of policies and regulations, and strategies for R&D and intellectual property management, we enable companies to make informed strategic decisions based on the most current information available. This support is crucial for helping organizations clearly define their trajectory toward success in the digital age.
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The Potential and Future Options for Plant-Based Foods
This article details the potential and implications of the burgeoning plant-based food market.
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Fair Source: A New Software Licensing Model
Open Source Software (OSS) emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s as a counterbalance to commercial software. From the beginning, OSS was based on the principles of transparency, cooperation, and sharing in software development; Richard Stallman launched the GNU Project in 1983, and the first General Public License (GPL) was released in 1989, leading to rapid advancements in OSS development.
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OSS Startup License Selection
This article describes the major licensing issues facing OSS startups and discusses how choosing the right license can contribute to the success of your company.
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Vector Databases: Leveraging Corporate Data in the Accelerating AI Era
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning, the methods of storing and retrieving data are changing dramatically. One area that is garnering attention is the vector database. Unlike traditional relational databases or NoSQL databases, vector databases efficiently store high-dimensional data and allow for searches based on similarity. This new type of database provides innovative solutions across various fields, including AI applications and content recommendation systems.
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Databricks' Strategy in the Age of Generative AI
This article describes the origins of Databricks and our latest AI strategy.
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History of Ruling to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Efforts by Japanese Companies [Part 2]
This article provides some examples of projects by general trading companies to reduce emissions, which are proceeding at a rapid pace.
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History of Regulations and Japanese Companies' Efforts to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions [Part 1]
In New Logistics Markets Expanding by 'Cold' (Part I), we looked at examples from Africa to see how cold chain construction has enriched and made safer the lives of people living there. In this second part, we will look at the state of the cold chain in Asia.
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The Cold Chain Revolution: Expanding Logistics Markets (Part 2)
In "Cold" Expanding New Logistics Markets (Part 1), we looked at the case of Africa to see how the cold chain has enriched and secured the lives of the people living there. In this second part, we will look at the state of the cold chain in Asia.
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EDI and its future from a DX perspective
In this article, I would like to explore the definition and history of EDI, and what kind of EDI will be required in the future through the use of EDI at home and abroad.
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The Cold Chain Revolution: Expanding Logistics Markets (Part 1)
While temperature-controlled delivery is commonplace in Japan, the concept of 'cold delivery' is revolutionizing logistics and opening up huge markets globally. However, the situation in the world is different. The emergence of cold chain logistics is revolutionary and is opening up vast new markets. In this article, we will introduce you to the new markets that the cold chain is bringing to Africa, and the technologies that are making it possible.
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Logistics DX - AI Applications and Challenges of Advanced Overseas Companies
This article focuses on PLG and how to handle Product Qualified Leads (PQLs), which are key to its growth.
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GitLab: Leveraging "Fully Remote" as a Competitive Advantage in Corporate Design
GitLab Inc. (GitLab), an American technology company that develops and provides a DevOps platform for modern software development, including version control tools and CI/CD, operates with approximately 2,000 employees worldwide, all of whom work fully remotely.