Naver Cloud Supports National Assembly's 'Digital Transformation'

Support for Building the National Assembly Secretariat Recruitment Exam Platform

On the 13th, Kim Hyo, Director of Naver Cloud, Lee Kwang-jae, Secretary General of the National Assembly, and Lee Eon-ju, CEO of NSDevil, signed a business agreement at the National Assembly Main Building.

Naver Cloud announced on the 14th that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the National Assembly Secretariat and NSDevble for the "Digital Transformation of the National Assembly Secretariat Recruitment Examination Platform."

The three organizations plan to develop a dedicated digital platform for the National Assembly Secretariat recruitment examination and gradually introduce it starting from the 2024 Legislative Examination second round (essay test).

Naver Cloud will support the platform construction based on the "Whale Browser for Evaluation" and "Whalebook." By utilizing the "Exam Mode" of the Whale Browser for Evaluation, supervisors can easily ▲ monitor the exam situation in real-time ▲ restrict access to other websites and control the examinee's screen. This is expected to create a safer and more convenient evaluation environment while improving the efficiency of the National Assembly Secretariat's recruitment operations.

NSDevble, a digital evaluation specialist company, will support the smooth progress of the National Assembly Secretariat's recruitment examination by ensuring that its proprietary essay evaluation program, exam management system, and artificial intelligence (AI) supervisor functions, based on UBT (Ubiquitous-based test) core technology, operate stably on the Whale platform.

Furthermore, the three organizations plan to research and develop AI exam analysis systems and automatic grading systems by combining Team Naver's AI technology and NSDevble's UBT evaluation technology.

Kim Hyo, Director of Naver Cloud, said, "The Whale Browser for Evaluation is characterized by supporting all examinees to safely take exams in the same environment regardless of the device's OS or whether security programs are installed," adding, "The recruitment examination platform being built with NSDevble this time is an important milestone in innovating the civil servant recruitment system centered on PBT (paper-based tests)."

Lee Kwang-jae, Secretary General of the National Assembly, said, "The National Assembly Secretariat aims to play a leading role in innovating the recruitment system by being the first to use computer-based answer writing in the public competitive recruitment examination for civil servants," and added, "We hope this MOU will serve as a catalyst for realizing a digital and AI-powered National Assembly beyond the recruitment field."

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