TomatoSystem Completes Web Standards Shift for Daewoo E&C's Barocon System
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TomatoSystem has completed the UI conversion project for Daewoo E&C's core business platform, the 'Barocon System,' and officially launched it.
Daewoo E&C's integrated construction management system was converted from an ActiveX-based environment to an HTML5 web standards environment.
TomatoSystem used 'X-Converter' to automatically convert more than 90% of the existing screens.
TomatoSystem, an AI software and digital healthcare company, announced on the 22nd that it has completed the UI conversion project for Daewoo E&C's core business platform, the 'Barocon System,' and officially launched the converted system. TomatoSystem said it converted Daewoo E&C's integrated construction management system from an ActiveX-based environment to an HTML5 web standards environment.
During the conversion process, TomatoSystem used its self-developed UI auto-conversion solution, 'X-Converter.' Through this, it automatically converted more than 90% of the existing screens.
Daewoo E&C's 'Barocon System' is an integrated construction management system that supports the entire construction project value chain. Its coverage includes sales, bidding, contracts, design, procurement, construction, and completion.
The existing ActiveX-based environment had limitations, and the need to modernize it to respond to the latest digital work environment has long been raised. TomatoSystem said it demonstrated its technological capabilities by stably modernizing a core business system at a major construction company.
Daewoo E&C pursued the UI conversion project to address the system's technical limitations and improve user convenience and work efficiency. After a proposal competition and BMT, Daewoo E&C selected TomatoSystem as the final contractor.
The core of this project was converting complex business screens and processes based on ActiveX into an HTML5 web standards environment. At the same time, ensuring business continuity and system stability was also pursued as a key goal of the project.
TomatoSystem used its self-developed web UI·UX platform, 'Xbuilder6,' and its legacy UI auto-conversion solution, 'X-Converter.' After analyzing the existing screen structure and business processes, it reorganized the analysis results to fit the web standards environment.
The distinguishing feature of this project was that more than 90% of the existing UI screens were automatically converted using 'X-Converter.' This reduced repetitive manual work, streamlined development time and manpower for large-scale system conversion, and lowered the share of developers' simple screen conversion tasks. As a result, development resources were focused on improving key business functions and enhancing user-centered UI·UX.
In manufacturing and construction, core systems such as ERP and MES have been in use for a long time and are characterized by complex business processes and extensive screen structures. For this reason, replacing core systems entirely requires considerable time and cost. As a result, demand continues to grow for converting existing systems to the latest web standards while preserving legacy assets and business frameworks as much as possible.
TomatoSystem plans to use the Daewoo E&C project as a major reference for expanding legacy modernization projects in the manufacturing and construction sectors. Based on Xbuilder6 and X-Converter, the company plans to actively respond to industry-specific demand and accelerate its push into the digital transformation and legacy modernization markets in manufacturing and construction.
A Daewoo E&C digital representative said the main focus of this project was maintaining continuity of existing business and data while improving the user work environment. The representative added that the company's UI conversion technology and systematic project execution enabled a stable system launch.
The representative said that the shift to a web standards environment and improvements to key business screens enhanced system accessibility and ease of use. The company also said this laid the groundwork for greater field-oriented work efficiency.
Choi Gil-ju, CEO of TomatoSystem, said the project is meaningful because it is an example of the company's web UI technology and automatic conversion solution being applied to a core business system at a major construction company. Choi added that the company has secured experience and technical know-how from the Daewoo E&C project, and based on that, it plans to actively target the legacy modernization market across industries such as manufacturing and construction.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241779
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