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Younlimwonsoftlab Completes Integrated ERP Project for Naram, Lays Groundwork for Data-Driven Management

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Naram CEO Lee Beom-ho (seventh from the left), Vice President Hwang Yoon-seok (thirteenth from the left), and YounglimWon Soft Lab Vice President Park Yoon-kyung (fourth from the left), along with other attendees, pose for a commemorative photo. [Photo: YounglimWon Soft Lab]

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Younlimwonsoftlab announced on the 16th that it had completed an integrated ERP project for Naram together with BNI.

The project was carried out as the first execution task of Naram's "Naram Future Strategy," launched to mark the company's 20th anniversary, and ran for about 8 months from its launch in December last year to the completion briefing in August this year.

The project focused on integrating manufacturing, logistics, and accounting data and systematizing consigned inventory and imported raw material management, electronic approval, and closing processes.

Younlimwonsoftlab announced on the 16th that it had completed an integrated ERP project for Naram together with BNI. Naram is a company specializing in compound feed for pigs.

The project was carried out as the first execution task of Naram's "Naram Future Strategy," launched to mark the company's 20th anniversary. The work began in December last year and took about 8 months, through the completion briefing in August this year.

Naram pushed ahead with the integrated ERP project as its business grew and the scope of management expanded. The goal of the integrated ERP implementation was to organically link data across manufacturing, logistics, and accounting, while systematizing key tasks such as consigned inventory and imported raw material management.

A photo provided by Younlimwonsoftlab showed Naram CEO Lee Beom-ho, Vice President Hwang Yoon-seok, and Younlimwonsoftlab Vice President Park Yoon-kyung, among other attendees.

The company focused on integrating data from its separately operated MES and logistics and accounting systems, and on managing enterprise-wide data in a single system, from imported raw material management to accounting voucher processing.

To that end, it built a cloud server environment and supported external inquiries from sales representatives, clients, and partners, enabling access to order, shipment, receivables, and sales information by permission level. As a result, information accessibility improved.

On this basis, it automated consigned inventory management at the port warehouse and Eo warehouse, and implemented integrated management of import progress information such as bills of lading (B/L), import declaration certificates, and import costs. It also linked the cost of unreceived raw materials, automated expense voucher processing based on data linkage with bank branches and corporate cards, and systematized the closing process based on logistics and accounting data integration.

By linking Daou Technology's groupware with ERP, it introduced groupware-linked electronic approval, and as a result, electronic approval was adopted. The number of paper document approvals fell to about one-tenth of the previous level, and closing shifted from manually centered work to a system-based closing framework. In addition, integrated management of sales, inventory, import costs, and expense data became possible.

As a result of the project, Naram said it was able to connect scattered management data and establish a foundation for data-driven decision-making. Hwang Yoon-seok, vice president at Naram, said the project connected dispersed management data and laid the groundwork for data-driven decision-making.

Younlimwonsoftlab said the significance of the project lay in integrating manufacturing, logistics, and accounting data and implementing work processes that reflected the characteristics of the feed manufacturing industry. Park Yoon-kyung, vice president at Younlimwonsoftlab, said the company has industry-specific business understanding and implementation experience, and expressed its commitment to helping customers improve data-driven management and operational efficiency in the future. Hwang Yoon-seok, vice president at Naram, also said the company plans to continue advancing its ERP-centered data-driven operating system.

Younlimwonsoftlab established a dedicated organization on the 7th to drive AX. The dedicated team is tasked with overseeing strategy formulation, technology development, internal business application, and product enhancement.

Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241643

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