Duzon Bizon and Korea Gas Technology Corporation's 'Next-Generation ERP Project' Smoothly Progressing

[Asia Economy Reporter Hyunseok Yoo] Duzon Bizon announced on the 15th that the large-scale public project worth 8 billion KRW, 'Korea Gas Technology Corporation Next-Generation Information System (K-ERP) Construction Project,' which was contracted last year, is progressing smoothly. With the goal of opening the system in January next year, the process and development design have been finalized, and a mid-term report meeting was held on the 14th ahead of full-scale development.

This project is being promoted as a core task of the Korea Gas Technology Corporation-type K-New Deal project in line with the government's Korean New Deal policy. By introducing the next-generation ERP, the existing outdated legacy system will be advanced, and internal business processes will be improved, integrated, and innovated.

An e-audit system based on public enterprise ERP will be established to systematize audit administrative tasks, and an innovative system will be equipped by utilizing a next-generation information system based on the latest ICT technology to standardize processes. Through this, it is expected to secure competitiveness in the energy technology field in the long term.

In response, Duzon Bizon is promoting the construction of K-ERP for Korea Gas Technology Corporation with the next-generation ERP system ‘ERP 10.’ ERP 10 provides optimal solutions tailored to each company, incorporating extensive know-how accumulated over a long period by building ERP systems for companies of various sizes across diverse industries.

By applying a development platform based on the e-Government Standard Framework, construction quality and development productivity have been significantly improved. The internationally certified CMMI Level 3 guarantees global-level ERP project execution capability and quality. By applying the latest ICT technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, and cloud, it shows strengths in construction efficiency and scalable implementation.

Cho Yong-don, President of Korea Gas Technology Corporation, said, “Korea Gas Technology Corporation is leading the creation of a new standard software model for public institutions by introducing next-generation ERP, providing Best Practice to related industries as a standard model for other public institutions.” He added, “We will successfully complete this project and also pursue ESG management implementation and enhancement of social value for public enterprises based on the next-generation information system.”

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