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AnyCarry Participates in Public-Private Partnership Project in Tokushima

AnyCarry, Inc. has proudly announced its selection for Tokushima Prefecture's initiative for the 2026 Public-Private Partnership Project, aimed at utilizing digital technologies to tackle local issues. In collaboration with the prefecture and other stakeholders, AnyCarry will establish a working group to advance experimental studies for the proposal.

Understanding the Public-Private Partnership Project

This initiative is designed to address regional challenges through collaboration between public authorities and private entities. As the population faces challenges like decline due to aging and a decreasing workforce, innovative digital solutions are sought from various private sector organizations. The selected proposals will form working groups to evaluate and advance towards implementation and proof-of-concept experiments. This project is not merely about adopting digital technologies; it focuses on solving community problems, generating new value, and driving improvements and efficiencies in business practices.

Overview of the Initiative

• - Project Name: 2026 Public-Private Partnership Project Proposal for Utilizing Digital Technologies to Solve Local Issues
• - Implemented by: Tokushima Prefecture
• - Upcoming Events: Participation in a kickoff meeting for selected businesses on August 20, 2026, followed by initial discussions in the working group.
• - Proposed Direction: Establishing a regional digital transformation (DX) delivery infrastructure adaptable for both normal conditions and emergency responses (details to be announced later).

Comments from Hidenobu Kosaki, CEO of AnyCarry

Hidenobu Kosaki expressed gratitude upon being selected for the Tokushima Prefecture project, stating, "We are honored to have our proposal accepted. Our company has focused on enhancing the last-mile logistics efficiency and driving logistics DX in communities."
He elaborated on the proposal's strengths, noting how to develop a last-mile infrastructure that not only serves during regular operations but can also be repurposed for crisis situations such as natural disasters. By engaging in a smart delivery process (data flow from ADMS to local couriers), AnyCarry aims to enable municipalities and related organizations to access crucial data for coordination during emergencies.

Goals for Building a Robust Regional DX Delivery Infrastructure

AnyCarry strives to combine local insights to create a delivery framework beneficial to communities, amplifying understanding of regional challenges. The firm emphasizes an integrated approach to logistics, aligning efforts to boost community resilience and preparedness while creating tangible value.

Company Background

Founded on August 8, 2019, AnyCarry is focused on developing specialized delivery management systems (ADMS) and services targeted at last-mile logistics. The initiative aligns with their vision of constructing a physical internet infrastructure conducive to effective and sustainable logistics systems. By collaborating with order management systems (OMS) and warehouse management systems (WMS), AnyCarry supports stakeholders in the retail and e-commerce sectors towards optimal last-mile logistics operations. This vision aligns with Japan's goal of revolutionizing logistics by 2040, based on principles of sharing and efficiency.

Contact Information:

• - Company: AnyCarry, Inc.
• - CEO: Hidenobu Kosaki
• - Headquarters: 2-5-3 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
• - Website: AnyCarry
• - Press inquiries: [email protected], Tel: 03-6416-0089 (Contact: Hachiya)

For further information on the delivery management system, check out our introduction video here and access press releases here.