2024.08.08. The Fair Economy — Ksystem (CEO Kwon Yeong-beom) announced on the 7th that it will hold a knowledge-sharing seminar on digital transformation (DX) for nonprofit organizations on the 22nd at the 13th floor of Microsoft Korea's Gwanghwamun office in Jongno-gu, Seoul.
According to Ksystem, the seminar is co-hosted by Ksystem and the Seoul Metropolitan Association of Social Workers, with support from Food for the Hungry, The Beautiful Foundation, and Microsoft Korea.
Corporate DX is increasingly considered an essential element for rapid and accurate decision-making and productivity improvement.
Nonprofit organizations are also rushing to prepare by raising awareness of DX and building capabilities aimed at sustainable growth and strengthened competitiveness. In line with this trend, Ksystem plans to share knowledge to help industry stakeholders successfully tackle their DX challenges, including success stories of enterprise resource planning (ERP) system implementation in nonprofit organizations and strategies for leveraging generative artificial intelligence (AI).
The seminar begins with a keynote speech by Lee Sang-yong, Chief Digital Officer of Seoul Metropolitan City, and consists of a total of seven sessions covering topics such as optimizing work productivity and efficiency using generative AI, enhancing transparency and accuracy of nonprofit organization accounting, and changes in the work environment and success cases following ERP adoption.
In particular, the seminar will deliver practical and useful information, including key factors to consider when implementing ERP in nonprofit organizations and how the work environment has changed as a result of DX.
Lim Seung-hwan, Executive Officer of Ksystem's BPO Platform Business Division, said, "Staff at nonprofit organizations are deeply concerned about the immediate challenge of DX. We planned this seminar to provide practical help in their daily work, and we hope attendees will take away a wealth of up-to-date information and useful know-how."
The seminar is open free of charge to anyone responsible for operations at a nonprofit organization. For details, please visit Ksystem's website (www.ksystem.co.kr).
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