SAS Korea Expects Expanding Supply of SAS Big Data Analytics Solutions to New Markets
Published2016.05.25 14:32Providing SAS solutions and consulting services more quickly to small and medium-sized enterprises and regional companies
SAS Korea (CEO Seong-sik Cho), a business analytics company, announced on the 25th that it has signed its first domestic reseller agreement with Kolon Benit for big data analytics business cooperation.
SAS Korea plans to leverage Kolon Benit’s nationwide sales network and IT service organization to supply SAS business solutions, including SAS Visual Analytics, SAS Text Analytics, and SAS Event Stream Processing, to new markets related to big data analytics.
Both companies plan to identify market opportunities through multifaceted practical cooperation, including joint sales, marketing, solution consulting, and training support, under the support of the SAS Global Partner Program. They also intend to collaborate in various areas, such as sales and technical support, to foster new sales partners for Kolon Benit's SAS solutions.
Meanwhile, Kolon Benit (CEO Lee Ho-seon, www.kolonbenit.com) is a specialized IT service company of the Kolon Group that has accumulated extensive IT experience and know-how not only as a provider of internal and external IT services across various industries but also as a distributor of diverse global solutions. Lee Ho-seon, CEO of Kolon Benit, explained, “Kolon Benit has maintained a long-standing relationship as a SAS partner, having jointly conducted big data analytics projects with SAS Korea in the past, including obtaining international SAS certifications, completing SAS solution training, and participating in consulting. The consistent investment by both companies in big data analytics served as the foundation that led to this reseller agreement.” He added, “Going forward, we plan to not only expand our SAS business but also establish an integrated big data service encompassing analytics consulting, implementation, and operation.”
Cho Seong-sik, President of SAS Korea, stated, “We expect to be able to provide SAS solutions and consulting more quickly to not only existing clients but also SMBs and regional companies through Kolon Benit’s sales network and advanced analytics personnel. Building on this first reseller partner agreement, we plan to supply more stable and customized services to meet customer needs across all industries, including finance, manufacturing, retail, and the public sector.”
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