[Edaily Kim Eungtae reporter] ERP specialist company Yeonglimwonsoftlab (060850) announced on the 22nd that it has signed a business agreement with the business data platform company Kucon (294570) for digital innovation.
Both companies are expected to strengthen cooperation to enhance data utilization and artificial intelligence (AI) response system, and secure a leading position in the domestic and overseas ERP market through this agreement.
Kucon is planning to provide the Yeonglimwonsoftlab-exclusive ‘KuconBox’ solution for easy integration with data application interfaces (API) to support essential data for corporate operations such as virtual bank accounts, corporate account information, and corporate card information, thereby enhancing the efficiency of business management.
Yeonglimwonsoftlab will offer customized KuconBox solutions to ERP adoption customers to maximize data utilization and actively enhance solution competitiveness by incorporating advanced AI ERP functions being performed as a 3-year task from this year until 2026.
Both companies are also venturing into cooperative businesses based on data integration. They will combine and analyze the data held by both companies to jointly develop new services, promoting digital innovation based on data and continuously seeking various collaboration opportunities to create synergy.
Kucon CEO Kim Jong-hyun said, “I am pleased that through our collaboration with Yeonglimwonsoftlab, we can provide more advanced data to corporate customers,” and added, “We will strive to establish a forward-looking response system using AI technology, not limited to simple data integration, and introduce next-generation ERP solutions suitable for the digital age.”
Yeonglimwonsoftlab Vice President Park Yoon-kyung expressed, “Through the KuconBox solution, customer companies will be able to manage data efficiently,” and said, “I hope that by developing differentiated new services based on innovative technology, we can contribute significantly to the expansion of both companies’ businesses.”