Dassault Systèmes and Korea University Collaborate to Build Open Innovation Digital Ecosystem
Development of professional education curriculum and 3D experience platform

Dassault Systèmes and Korea University are joining forces to establish an educational environment for talent development, with the goal of building an open innovation digital ecosystem.

Dassault Systèmes and the College of Engineering at Korea University signed a memorandum of understanding on March 19 to innovate future engineering education and advance applied technology for industry through the establishment of a digital ecosystem. This collaboration was established as part of the digital transformation project that has been underway since last year, driven by the growing need for a B2B collaboration platform.
Under the agreement, both institutions will develop a specialized education curriculum, and Dassault Systèmes will invest billions of won in software solutions and services to establish a research base for the 3DEXPERIENCE platform at Korea University, while sharing information on global advanced practices and new technologies for digital innovation education programs and supporting seminars for industry-academia exchange.

In addition, to establish and operate a council for industry-university collaboration-based corporate support and to develop industry-university research projects, Korea University utilizes the 3DEXPERIENCE platform as a B2B collaboration model for joint projects involving universities, companies, and research institutes.

B2B platforms go beyond daily task-centered collaboration—such as email sharing, video systems, and real-time conversation support—to enable real-time collaboration on practical project tasks, including product planning research, marketing, design, manufacturing, and simulation, regardless of time and space.

From the initial stages of platform implementation, both organizations plan to encourage the participation of various economic entities, including universities, corporations, and financial institutions, to maximize the sharing of resources and technology across domestic industries and minimize common waste factors, thereby contributing to enhancing the profits and global competitiveness of domestic companies.