Techtouch Releases DAP Investigation Report on 'Last Mile' Challenges as Part of Osaka City's Back-Office DX
Reducing costs by up to 4.6 million yen per modification and resolving 'stumbling blocks' for 87% of staff.
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Techtouch Inc., operator of the Digital Adoption Platform (DAP) 'Techtouch,' has released a research report on the effectiveness of using DAP to address post-implementation adoption challenges (the 'last mile'). This report was created to share the results and practical insights from the collaboration between the company and Osaka City (Digital Strategy Office), initiated in September 2025, with other municipalities facing similar issues. This agreement does not assume the procurement of Techtouch's DAP. Over six months starting in October 2025, the study observed and verified data from four perspectives: 1. Structural reduction of learning costs, 2. Strengthening governance through input control, 3. Field-led improvement cycles, and 4. Change management for large-scale migrations. The results confirmed that DAP can structurally reduce invisible learning costs, enable input control to prevent errors, and allow field staff to perform UI improvements without external SIer reliance, potentially saving 3.04 to 4.58 million yen per minor UI modification. Techtouch aims to deploy this 'municipal DAP utilization model' nationwide to support sustainable government DX.
FAQ
What is a DAP?
Digital Adoption Platform; a tool that displays operation guides on systems to assist user proficiency.
What are the main results of this verification?
It proved that system modification costs can be reduced and field staff can perform rapid UI improvements.
Why is DAP necessary for local governments?
To reduce the cost of system operation training and prevent confusion during large-scale system migrations.