Business System Consultation Center - Our Business System ColumnVol.121 2021.11.01 Takahashi Minoru

Trends don't matter to us — big corporations, cloud, security, big data, AI and so on

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This is Takahashi from the Marketing Plan Research Laboratory.


It may be a bit late, but I was surprised when I reviewed the key points of the DX tax system.
The eligibility requirements are set with a 0.1% of revenue ratio as the “lower limit”—that is, the minimum amount—for investment.


For a company with 100 billion yen in revenue, 0.1% amounts to 100 million yen.
For large companies that are proactive about IT investment, 100 million yen is “still not enough,”
for companies that are less proactive, it is an “astronomical” amount.
Suppose you accidentally purchased a system for the full 100 million yen;
you would incur annual maintenance fees of 20 million yen or more (a staggering 1.67 million yen per month).


Even without this tax system, IT investment by large corporations is generally thriving, but
but with the government actively promoting it as a policy, things are really heating up.
I can’t help but wonder if that wave will soon reach small and medium-sized enterprises as well.
I can’t help but feel a thrill of anticipation these days.


Just for fun, let’s imagine you’ve won the lottery
and ask yourself, “If I were to invest 100 million yen in IT, what would I spend it on?”
Try thinking about how you’d allocate that money before you go to sleep.
I’m sure you’ll find it fun just thinking about it.


That's all, Thank you for reading.

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