Vitalize local economy by utilizing ICT

Vitalize local economy by utilizing ICT

TOKYO, Japan - The Toyota city government presents utilizing a multi-purpose IC card for medical purposes as an example of using information and communication technology to a meeting of local governments interested in creation of ICT-based "smart towns" on June 4, 2014.

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