The Korea Industrial Intelligence Association (KOIIA, chairman Kim Tae-hwan) and 21st Century (CEO Kim Sung-hwan) announced on the afternoon of June 11 that it established the Gyeonggi Southern Branch of the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association to accelerate digital transformation and industrial intelligence through cooperation and co-prosperity. The event was held at the 21st century conference hall located in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, and a large number of members and officials of the Gyeonggi Southern Branch attended.
Like CEO Kim Sung-hwan’s motto, “Enjoy the changes”, the 21st century is a company that enjoys constant change in line with the trend of the international community. In particular, it is recognized for its technological prowess in the field of ultra-precision laser microhole processing, ultra-precision vacuum molds, ultra-precision semiconductor molds, and blades. In addition, innovative products with high added value are being developed, covering the entire process from the initial development of products to the production of finished products through ultra-precision processing.
Kim Tae-hwan, chairman of the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association, said, “We will lead the digital transformation of Korean companies in southern Gyeonggi Province through the establishment of the Gyeonggi Southern Branch of the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association.” In addition, he expressed his ambition, saying, “We will promote common interests and sound development through rapid and accurate information delivery, education, support, and collaboration.”
In addition, Kim Seong-hwan, CEO of the 21st Century (Chairman of the Gyeonggi Southern Branch), said, “The southern part of Gyeonggi Province is connected to the innovative cluster leading the 4th industrial revolution, and excellent companies such as electronics, information equipment, semiconductors, precision equipment, and precision chemistry.
Famous universities such as Hanyang University, Ajou University, Sungkyunkwan University, and Kyunghee University are also located. Therefore, it is easy to form a cooperative network between high-tech industries, research institutes, and universities in the region, and we will induce cooperation and co-prosperity for digital transformation of companies in southern Gyeonggi Province. ”
Meanwhile, the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association is operating an industrial digital transformation solidarity that plans R&D tasks to promote digital transformation in 10 industries such as distribution logistics, future cars, home appliances, healthcare, shipbuilding, root, steel, textile, chemical, energy, machinery and robot.
In addition, it is participating in the Industrial Digital Transformation Solidarity with companies, including Hwang Jeon-seon, the team leader of the 21st century. In the era of digital transformation, companies and institutions can refer to the website of the Korea Industrial Intelligence Association or contact Seo Jae-young (070-4361-8133).
Source: Korea Citizen Journalists Association News Portal1(http://www.civilreporter.co.kr)
