Nutanix, a private, hybrid, and multi-cloud computing software company, has joined hands with Solideo Systems (CEO Sook-hee Kim), a domestic digital government specialist, to build a digital government system.

Nutanix announced on the 20th that it had signed a business agreement with Solideo Systems.

Through this agreement, Nutanix will focus on its cloud deployment capabilities to enable Solideo Systems to build a scalable cloud infrastructure that can handle government administration, civil affairs, construction administration, and design work.

Solideo Systems, which has accumulated expertise and technological prowess through operating and building projects for public institutions for the past 24 years, has contributed to the national informatization by planning, building, and operating core systems of the Korean digital government, including Government 24 (formerly Civil Complaints 24, etc.), Local Administration Integrated Information System (City/Province/New Year System), Construction Administration System (Seumteo), and Food and Drug Information System.

Currently, we are strengthening our competitiveness as a specialized private data platform company by investing in future new businesses such as a convergence data platform, a private document/certificate platform, and a private MyData distribution service.

Under this agreement, Solideo Systems has become an Authorized Partner of Nutanix.

Nutanix will provide Solideo Systems with solutions and tools necessary for government cloud business.The company will provide know-how and technical support, and support the government in implementing private, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments based on its hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) solutions.

“We are honored to collaborate with Solideo Systems to support governments and local governments in identifying and building optimal cloud-based IT infrastructure,” said Kim Jong-deok, President of Nutanix Korea. “Nutanix supports the optimal approach across private, hybrid, or multi-cloud environments.”

Kim Sook-hee, CEO of Solideo Systems, said, "Cloud infrastructure is gaining recognition as a key element of digital transformation due to its flexibility, stability, and scalability, enabling it to efficiently handle both fixed and rapidly increasing workloads. Furthermore, the cloud can handle both fixed and rapidly increasing workloads, and when used appropriately, it can also reduce total cost of ownership (TCO)." She added, "Accordingly, we expect to provide digital government system conversion and construction and platform services based on Nutanix's cloud platform, and further expand our cloud business."