MetaNet SAS and Etners Join Forces to Expand Cloud-Native Payroll Business
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MetaNet SAS and Etners have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for cooperation on the MetaPay business.
The agreement aims to expand the cloud-native payroll business and strengthen market competitiveness.
The two companies will cooperate in three areas: joint sales, solution integration and feature upgrades, and training payroll specialists.
MetaNet SAS and Etners are working together to expand their cloud-native payroll business. MetaNet SAS announced on the 16th that it had signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Etners for cooperation on the MetaPay business.
The aim of the agreement is to expand the cloud-native payroll business and strengthen market competitiveness. The pact reflects MetaNet SAS's cloud-native payroll solution portfolio and Etners's capabilities in analyzing, implementing, and validating wage and compensation processes.
The two sides have launched cooperation with the goal of discovering new business opportunities and strengthening both companies' competitiveness in the domestic payroll market by combining their respective capabilities. To that end, the two companies will cooperate in three areas: joint sales and market development, solution integration and feature upgrades, and training payroll specialists.
Joint sales will be driven based on MetaNet SAS's cloud-native payroll solution, MetaPay. Based on this, the two companies plan to identify new customers and uncover business opportunities.
In addition, the two companies plan to use their customer and sales capabilities to expand points of contact with the market and jointly propose payroll services tailored to customer environments.
MetaPay and Etners will integrate their own solutions via API. The two companies plan to jointly develop wage and compensation features by reflecting payroll operating experience and customer feedback. They will also seek to expand the scope of solution use, aiming to improve payroll operating efficiency and stability.
The two companies will also cooperate in training specialized personnel. They plan to run joint training programs based on the expertise and operating know-how of their specialists, and to cultivate workers with solution utilization capabilities and payroll practical skills.
Cho Beom-gu, vice chairman of MetaNet and chief executive of MetaNet SAS, said the company would combine MetaNet SAS's payroll solution capabilities with Etners's wage and compensation operations expertise to provide customers with more stable and efficient services. He also expressed the company's intention to strengthen competitiveness in the cloud-native payroll business and jointly expand the domestic market based on the strengths of both companies.
Im Gak-gyun, chief executive of Etners, said that combining Etners's payroll operations expertise with MetaNet SAS's solution would serve as a catalyst for upgrading both companies' services and solutions. He added that the company would build an organic collaborative system linking solution and BPO to provide customers with faster and more accurate services. He also said it would seek to expand competitiveness in the domestic payroll market.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=406980
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