Transcosmos announced a new partnership with Miyoshi City in Hiroshima Prefecture. This agreement took place on March 26, 2025. The partnership aims to co-develop a sustainable management model for local governments. Transcosmos will team up with the city to improve administrative tasks. They aim to boost productivity and support government employee reforms. They will also look into outsourcing options and develop digital talent. This effort will help create sustainable local governance in the long run. Local governments face growing pressure. They need to boost efficiency, speed up processes, and change work environments. Miyoshi City shares similar challenges. It has had a hard time improving. This is mainly because it lacks experience with complex tasks and doesn’t have enough digital talent. To address these issues, transcosmos will offer its Digital Transformation…
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