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KT, with Tilon, Saehacoms, and Madras Check
Launch of "Digital Works," a non-face-to-face solution for businesses
The rapid spread of COVID-19 hastened companies to establish contactless work environments, often leading to expensive imports. Individual solutions for security, authentication, virtualization, and video conferencing were deployed separately, resulting in a disjointed work environment and inefficiencies in time, cost, and productivity.
KT announced on the 13th that it signed a business cooperation MOU with domestic small and medium-sized enterprises Madras Check, Saehacoms, and Tilon to launch 'KT Digital Works,' an integrated non-face-to-face business solution for businesses.

According to a survey conducted by the Korea Economic Research Institute on the outlook for changes in work patterns and the labor environment after COVID-19 among the top 500 companies in Korea, 75% of domestic companies are implementing flexible work systems such as telecommuting. 51.1% of companies implementing flexible work arrangements said they would continue to implement them even after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.
KT will integrate ▲a cloud DX platform that can provide various cloud-based SW tools to Digital Works, ▲enterprise-only 5G that guarantees high security and large-capacity connectivity in a mobile environment, and ▲KT AI solutions such as Robot Process Automation (RPA) and big data analysis engines.
Additionally, KT plans to develop a corporate culture consulting model that will enable its experts to provide innovative work practices, including raising awareness of non-face-to-face work processes and providing guidance on remote collaboration methods. Madras Check will provide a non-face-to-face collaboration tool, Saehacoms will provide a video conferencing solution, and Tilon will provide a cloud virtualization solution.
Through this collaboration, KT plans to launch KT Digital Works within the year and quickly provide customized packages tailored to the business environment, including the size and usage patterns of the demanding company. To differentiate its services, KT plans to continue expanding its product lineup in collaboration with its partners.
Launch of "Digital Works," a non-face-to-face solution for businesses
The rapid spread of COVID-19 hastened companies to establish contactless work environments, often leading to expensive imports. Individual solutions for security, authentication, virtualization, and video conferencing were deployed separately, resulting in a disjointed work environment and inefficiencies in time, cost, and productivity.
KT announced on the 13th that it signed a business cooperation MOU with domestic small and medium-sized enterprises Madras Check, Saehacoms, and Tilon to launch 'KT Digital Works,' an integrated non-face-to-face business solution for businesses.
▲ KT-Madras Check-Saehakums-Tilon
Signing of MOU for Digital Works Construction [Photo = KT]
Signing of MOU for Digital Works Construction [Photo = KT]
According to a survey conducted by the Korea Economic Research Institute on the outlook for changes in work patterns and the labor environment after COVID-19 among the top 500 companies in Korea, 75% of domestic companies are implementing flexible work systems such as telecommuting. 51.1% of companies implementing flexible work arrangements said they would continue to implement them even after the COVID-19 pandemic ends.
KT will integrate ▲a cloud DX platform that can provide various cloud-based SW tools to Digital Works, ▲enterprise-only 5G that guarantees high security and large-capacity connectivity in a mobile environment, and ▲KT AI solutions such as Robot Process Automation (RPA) and big data analysis engines.
Additionally, KT plans to develop a corporate culture consulting model that will enable its experts to provide innovative work practices, including raising awareness of non-face-to-face work processes and providing guidance on remote collaboration methods. Madras Check will provide a non-face-to-face collaboration tool, Saehacoms will provide a video conferencing solution, and Tilon will provide a cloud virtualization solution.
Through this collaboration, KT plans to launch KT Digital Works within the year and quickly provide customized packages tailored to the business environment, including the size and usage patterns of the demanding company. To differentiate its services, KT plans to continue expanding its product lineup in collaboration with its partners.
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