MRO Wins Hanwha Systems Defense Division Procurement System Reconstruction Project

MRO will establish an efficient and transparent supply chain management system for Hanwha Systems' defense division.

On the 3rd, MRO announced that it had won the project to "rebuild the purchasing and import management system" for Hanwha Systems' defense division. This adds Hanwha Systems to its client portfolio, following Hanwha Aerospace, Hyundai Rotem, and Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI).

Hanwha Systems has seen rapid growth in purchasing costs and assets due to large-scale domestic and international contracts, creating a strong need to improve the overall purchasing process and supplier management system. This project aims to rebuild the purchasing system of Hanwha Systems' defense division based on the latest web standard technologies to enhance security, add various purchasing-related functions, and improve purchasing work efficiency to reduce costs. Additionally, it seeks to increase transparency and crisis response capabilities across the entire supply chain by monitoring compliance with the Subcontracting Act and supplier risks in real time.

The newly developed purchasing system by MRO will also incorporate features to prepare for the delivery price linkage system, which will be implemented starting October. Through this, purchasing managers can handle delivery price linkage-related tasks easily and conveniently in a one-stop manner within the purchasing system, without having to individually negotiate contracts with numerous suppliers or frequently check raw material price fluctuations.

MRO plans to complete the establishment of the purchasing system for Hanwha Systems' defense division in the first half of 2024 after system design, development, and integrated testing.

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