Existing companies often make impromptu purchases without sufficiently considering their asset status when individual purchase requests come in. This leads to problems such as duplicate purchases, unnecessary expenses, and inefficient asset utilization.

Selliz, which provides AI-based IT asset management solutions, announced on the 6th that it signed a strategic business agreement (MOU) with CastingN, which operates Business Market 9.

Through this collaboration, companies will be able to innovate the asset management paradigm by introducing an asset purchasing and management system that can reduce unnecessary spending and maximize operational efficiency, it said.

Selliz uses an AI-based asset management system to help companies understand their assets in real time and make accurate purchases only when necessary. Items purchased through Work Market 9 are automatically recorded in Selliz’s AI asset management system, and based on this, companies can check their inventory status in real time and strategically decide whether to rearrange existing assets or make new purchases.

Through this collaboration, Celliz will help companies build data-driven smart operating systems rather than simple asset management. By moving away from the existing manual asset investigation method and linking with the purchasing system to automatically register and manage assets, the work efficiency of the company can be improved.

Additionally, it is expected that communication and operational efficiency across the company will be enhanced as multiple departments (general affairs, IT, finance, etc.) will be able to collaborate on the same data base.

Yoo Min-jae, CEO of Celliz, said, “This collaboration is not a simple system linkage, but an important change that will help companies manage their assets efficiently without unnecessary waste.” He added, “Through our collaboration with Business Market 9, we will support companies to realize more systematic and efficient asset management.”