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A DaaS solution for the domestic public sector is being developed.
Five companies to launch collaborative services in the second half of the year.
The project to introduce a public network separation service is also being promoted.
On the 31st, KT signed a business agreement with four companies, Tmax A&C, Hangul & Computer, Tilon, and Invesium, to jointly develop and activate a business model for creating a DaaS ecosystem for public institutions.

The signing ceremony held at the KT building in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the morning of July 31, 2020 was attended by key officials from each company, including KT Cloud/DX Business Division Executive Director Dong-sik Yoon, Tmax A&C CEO Sang-wook Han, Hangul & Computer Business Division Head Dae-gi Kim, Tilon CEO Yong-ho Choi, and Invesium CEO Hyeong-chae Kim.
This MOU signing is intended to respond to the rapid changes in public institution work practices and public services to non-face-to-face formats due to COVID-19.
Based on the MOU, the companies will collaborate to develop and commercialize Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solutions for the public sector. We have decided to launch a cooperative service in the second half of the year and actively pursue the introduction of a public network separation service.
KT plans to design its own DaaS service based on its cloud service technology and operational capabilities, and provide technical support for development and compatibility verification for other operators.
Tmax A&C, Hangul & Computer, and Invesium plan to develop an open operating system and verify compatibility with public institution business and security solutions. Tilon plans to develop a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solution as a service, boasting high compatibility with native operating systems.
The DaaS service, scheduled to launch in the second half of the year, will be located in KT's cloud data center, with KT experts handling maintenance and outage inquiries. Public institutions can access the service immediately upon application, paying only for what they use.
Five companies to launch collaborative services in the second half of the year.
The project to introduce a public network separation service is also being promoted.
On the 31st, KT signed a business agreement with four companies, Tmax A&C, Hangul & Computer, Tilon, and Invesium, to jointly develop and activate a business model for creating a DaaS ecosystem for public institutions.
▲ KT, Tmax A&C, Hangul & Computer, Tilon, and Invesium
Signed an MOU to create a DaaS ecosystem for public institutions [Photo = KT]
Signed an MOU to create a DaaS ecosystem for public institutions [Photo = KT]
The signing ceremony held at the KT building in Jongno-gu, Seoul on the morning of July 31, 2020 was attended by key officials from each company, including KT Cloud/DX Business Division Executive Director Dong-sik Yoon, Tmax A&C CEO Sang-wook Han, Hangul & Computer Business Division Head Dae-gi Kim, Tilon CEO Yong-ho Choi, and Invesium CEO Hyeong-chae Kim.
This MOU signing is intended to respond to the rapid changes in public institution work practices and public services to non-face-to-face formats due to COVID-19.
Based on the MOU, the companies will collaborate to develop and commercialize Desktop as a Service (DaaS) solutions for the public sector. We have decided to launch a cooperative service in the second half of the year and actively pursue the introduction of a public network separation service.
KT plans to design its own DaaS service based on its cloud service technology and operational capabilities, and provide technical support for development and compatibility verification for other operators.
Tmax A&C, Hangul & Computer, and Invesium plan to develop an open operating system and verify compatibility with public institution business and security solutions. Tilon plans to develop a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) solution as a service, boasting high compatibility with native operating systems.
The DaaS service, scheduled to launch in the second half of the year, will be located in KT's cloud data center, with KT experts handling maintenance and outage inquiries. Public institutions can access the service immediately upon application, paying only for what they use.
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