[Public Project Zoom-In] Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix to Integrate Information System Maintenance for KRW 3.9 Billion
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LX is pushing ahead with the "2027 LX Information System Integrated Maintenance" project worth KRW 3.9 billion.
The project centers on integrating the information system maintenance framework, standardizing development sources, and standardizing operating procedures.
The maintenance target covers 24 types of information systems, and the project period runs from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2027.
Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix (LX) is pushing ahead with the "2027 LX Information System Integrated Maintenance" project worth KRW 3.9 billion. This information is based on the request for proposal (RFP) released on the Public Procurement Service’s KONEPS on the 26th.
The project was designed to address problems caused by individual maintenance contracts being handled separately for each system. Previously, separate maintenance contracts for each system led to inefficiencies such as administrative burden, lower maintenance quality, and duplicate work.
The core of the project is the integration of the information system maintenance framework, standardization of development sources, and standardization of operating procedures. Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix is planning unified procurement and expects this to streamline administrative work and improve budget execution efficiency.
The project also includes maintenance and regular preventive inspections to ensure application software (SW) quality. Based on this, Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix plans to systematize maintenance operations and strengthen the quality of its information systems.
The project is valued at KRW 3.9 billion, and the project period runs from Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2027. The maintenance target covers 24 types of information systems, including the cadastral surveying application portal, the enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, the data hub, and the company’s main website.
The direction of the project focuses on integrating the development and deployment environments to improve operational visibility. To that end, it will consolidate scattered development source code and integrate the different configuration management tools (SVN) used by each system, while unifying source repositories. It will also promote build and deployment automation through Jenkins-based CI/CD integration, and improve visibility into fault analysis and rollback timing.
At the same time, it will shift the dispersed maintenance model to a centralized one, unifying procedures and response systems. Since the current individual maintenance approach uses different methods for recording requests, support details, and results, the project will push for integrated standard procedures and apply a role split between the operations and management departments. In the event of a failure, it will unify reception, classification, and response through a single window, while also pursuing both expertise and efficiency by operating common maintenance personnel and linking them with system-specific technical staff.
The project scope includes replacing aging system environments, with target OSs such as Windows Server 2008 and 2012, which are older versions. The transition will take the form of an upgrade to the latest version or migration, and support will include DBMS migration from Oracle 11g to a higher version.
This process will involve schema migration, object migration, application integration modifications, performance tuning, and integrated testing. Through this, Korea Land and Geospatial Informatix expects to secure stable system operations, management based on standard procedures, and improved service quality.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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