As the Japan Hub of EDM Association — the merged EDM Council and OMG — we deliver DCAM, CDMC, UAF, Digital Twin and Enterprise AR standards through Japanese-language training, certification and industry working groups. Daily insights keep Japanese practitioners current with the global agenda.
Central banks, financial institutions, pharma, manufacturing, telecoms and government. A selection of EDM Association members (EDM Council, OMG and Digital Twin Consortium), plus members from Japan.
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We deliver the international frameworks developed and maintained by HQ, with Japanese-language training, assessment and certification — from data management to systems engineering, digital twins and enterprise AR.
Data Management Capability Assessment Model. The global standard defining the capabilities and best practices needed to establish and sustain a data management function.
Cloud Data Management Capabilities. The first framework for managing sensitive data securely across cloud and multi-cloud environments.
The Unified Architecture Framework (UAF) and Systems Modeling Language (SysML) from OMG — the common language of MBSE for defense, public-sector and large-scale systems.
An international consortium co-developing use cases and reference architectures across manufacturing, construction, healthcare and mobility, advancing interoperability standards.
Augmented Reality for Enterprise Alliance. Best practices and research for safely deploying AR in manufacturing, maintenance and construction.
Corporate members join working groups on top of the base fee. Each group is chaired by a director or ambassador and runs study sessions, readings of global standards and case sharing.
Our AI agent drafts a daily digest of HQ, OMG, DTC and AREA updates plus Japanese regulatory moves; our editors review it before publishing. Summaries are free, full articles need a free account, working-group commentary is for members.
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Founder & CEO, NEDEUS Inc. Formerly Deloitte, IBM, KPMG and EY. Master's, Harvard University; Executive MBA, ESCP. Profile
Representative Director, Rejoui Inc.; Visiting Professor, Hiroshima University. Skills Definition Committee member and Chugoku–Shikoku Chapter Head, Data Scientist Society of Japan. Profile
Representative Partner, AL-GRID ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTS LLC. Ph.D. in Engineering, Keio University. Thirty-three years at Japan’s Ministry of Defense, advancing ME/DE in Japan. Profile
At 16, she left Japan on her own for the United States and, while still in high school, founded her first venture — a server company in New York. After traveling the world, she built a career in technology and consulting, earning a Master's degree from Harvard University and an Executive MBA from ESCP Business School along the way, on the foundation of a Bachelor's in Physics from Syracuse University. Across 30+ years in the field, including more than 45 enterprise engagements in pharma, finance, automotive, advertising, government and defense, she has developed deep expertise in both engineering and business — from data science in Python to app development in Swift to digital strategy.
In October 2026 OMG merged into EDM Association, extending HQ's capabilities from data & analytics to engineering and digital twins, with AR and AI training and certification now in preparation. My aim is to connect these newly unified global standards with Japanese practice and help energise the Japanese market.
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Having chaired Japan OMG from 2021 to 2026 through its merger with EDMA, she now integrates international standards for data management, architecture and digital twins into business processes to drive sustainable growth and innovation across industries. As Founder and CEO of NEDEUS Inc., she leads the development of the Sapis cognitive digital twin engine and the patent-pending PCB-M framework, pioneering AI and digital twin technologies in healthcare, education and space.
After graduating from Chuo University, she helped launch the marketing-research business at CyberAgent, then supported corporate data utilisation as a data scientist at ALBERT. In 2016 she founded Rejoui Inc., pairing data analytics and AI solution development with talent development to drive organisational change that turns data and AI into business value — starting from management challenges — across manufacturing, power and transport infrastructure.
She serves on committees of MEXT and METI examining the skills required of data and AI professionals. As WiDS HIROSHIMA Ambassador in the Stanford-born Women in Data Science programme, she received the Japan Statistical Society's Statistics Education Award in 2021 for that work, and again in 2026 as Rejoui Inc.
He graduated from the Faculty of Science and Technology at Keio University and completed the doctoral program at its Graduate School of Science and Technology (Ph.D. in Engineering). He then spent 33 years at Japan’s Ministry of Defense, working on research and development of sensors and missiles and on technical exchange with Europe and the United States. In the five years before leaving government service, he led Japan’s adoption of mission engineering and digital engineering (ME/DE), approaches then spreading across the U.S. Department of Defense. In fiscal 2025 he also worked on open innovation in quantum technology.
Since founding his firm in April 2026, he has applied advanced engineering practices developed largely around the DoD — ME/DE, MOSA and DevSecOps — to both defense and civil domains. By modeling strategy, design and implementation, he connects leadership with the field: structuring complex systems, carrying engineering methods into practice, and advancing open innovation.
EDM Association (HQ) — the merger of EDM Council and OMG — and the Japan Hub, bound by a partnership agreement. Hover over a node for details.
A Japanese-language gateway into the global data and standards community.
Daily digests of HQ, OMG, DTC and AREA updates. Members also get working-group commentary and Japanese explanations of the originals.
Japanese-language training for DCAM, CDMC and OMG certifications. Corporate members can enrol teams and build a shared vocabulary.
Five working groups — Defense, Finance, AI, Digital Twin, AR — with study sessions and case sharing led by directors and ambassadors.
Participation in the global benchmark and a gateway to HQ forums and work groups.
Former officials map Japanese supervisory guidelines and procurement requirements to international standards.
Four membership categories to suit your goals. All include Japanese-language support and a connection to the international community.
A quick check built on international standards. You receive a PDF report and recommendations for working groups and training.
