Softcamp Signs Business Agreement With InMirae Strategy Institute to Target Defense Market
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As public institutions and the defense sector increasingly shift to cloud-based work environments and adopt AI, demand is also growing for document security, data transfer between networks, and supply chain security. Public and defense procurement is said to involve complex procedures from project identification to registration and bidding, creating a long lead time for market entry. To target the public and defense markets, Softcamp selected InMirae Strategy Institute as a strategic partner and signed a business agreement, and InMirae Strategy Institute will provide advisory services in 5 areas.
As public institutions and the defense sector increasingly shift to cloud-based work environments and adopt artificial intelligence (AI), demand is also growing for document security, data transfer between networks, and supply chain security.
However, public and defense procurement is said to involve complex procedures from project identification to registration and bidding, creating a long lead time for market entry.
Against this backdrop, Softcamp said on the 20th that it had selected InMirae Strategy Institute, a strategic consulting organization, as a strategic partner and signed a business agreement aimed at targeting the public and defense markets. The strategic business signing ceremony was held on the 19th at Softcamp headquarters in Gwacheon DX Tower, and Softcamp CEO Bae Hwan-guk and InMirae Strategy Institute head Choi In-young attended and posed for a commemorative photo.
Softcamp said it plans to leverage InMirae Strategy Institute's policy advisory expertise to pursue links with public policy and national security areas, thereby aiming to expand its business scope.
InMirae Strategy Institute will provide Softcamp with advisory services in 5 areas: identifying government support projects, growing public procurement, reviewing the feasibility of entering defense procurement projects, commercialization strategies for R&D projects, and examining export hubs and target countries.
Bae Hwan-guk, CEO of Softcamp, said that public security demand is expanding again as the National Security Framework for Networks (N2SF) transition progresses, and that the company has decided to expand its business into the defense sector. He added that Softcamp plans to strengthen the competitiveness of its security solutions and speed up its entry into the public and defense markets.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho-jun
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