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Seoul, South Korea—May 12, 2020
Hansol PNS, the shared services IT provider for all Hansol Group affilates, has chosen Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse to gain quick, easy and cost-effective access to advanced analytic capabilities. The move will help Hansol Group gain deep insight into its business operations and the dynamic markets in which it operates so that it can make data-driven decisions around investment planning and market expansion, and identify areas for cost reduction.
The new analytics capabilities has been rolled-out in April at Hansol Paper. They will then be installed at other affiliates to stimulate business innovation and efficiencies across the Group.
Hansol will use the analytics capabilities of Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse to quickly and easily integrate, at scale, the structured and unstructured data generated across its previously siloed, enterprise IT systems. These systems span enterprise resource planning, manufacturing execution, supply chain management, order management, logistics and service Hansol will also greatly benefit from the ability to run advanced analytics on a single cloud data lake using built-in machine learning techniques and provide highly-visual interpretations of the results. Managers across the group’s affiliates will also be able to access the data at any time to run reports and analysis.
In the long run, Hansol PNS intends to bring external data gathered from social media channels into its integrated analytic system and also make further advancements in its AI-based data platform. To facilitate enhancement of business intelligence capabilities at the group level, Hansol PNS also plans to help the group’s affiliates operate big data platforms and draw strategic insights based on data.
“With the comprehensive analysis of structured and unstructured data generated throughout our business processes, this ‘big data’ platform powered by the autonomous database will boost group-wide data management, efficiency and insight,” said Kang Joon-seok, CEO of Hansol PNS. “Starting with the exemplary case of Hansol Paper, we will scale and expand the platform across the group to promote productivity improvement powered by data-driven innovation."
“Enterprises across different industries are increasingly adopting Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse to easily analyze and manage data based on machine learning and create synergy with their existing use of Oracle database,” said Jason Kang, Senior Sales Director of Autonomous Cloud Database at Oracle Korea, adding, “The adoption by Hansol Paper, a leading firm in the manufacturing industry, will serve as a key case to demonstrate Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse’s capabilities. Based on the success, we will continue to support enterprises of any kind to drive data-driven business analytics capabilities and boost innovation.”
The new system will run in the Oracle Cloud provisioned from Oracle’s new Generation 2 Seoul cloud region, which is differentiated by its built in autonomous security capabilities as well as its ability to run mission-critical, high-volume, high-performance data¬bases and workloads for the world’s most demanding enterprises. The company will also benefit from the self-driving, self-repairing and self-securing capabilities of Autonomous Data Warehouse. This fully autonomous database cloud service is self-tuning and pre-configured for automated patch and upgrades, and avoids manual management and processing, which is error prone.
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