IBCT announced on the 28th that its manufacturing supply chain data management SaaS platform, 'Infirium', was selected as an innovative product by the Public Procurement Service and will provide free support for one year to manufacturing companies under local government jurisdiction.
Infirium is a Catena-X certified Digital Product Passport (DPP) platform that helps export manufacturers comply with global regulations and data submission requirements from primary suppliers. The platform is designed to connect manufacturers' supply chain data and streamline DPP issuance.
Participating companies will be able to use Infirium free of charge for one year, enabling them to address global supplier data requirements, such as submitting Product Carbon Footprints (PCFs), and establish a supply chain data standardization system in a real-world operating environment. They can also explore data-driven opportunities to identify new global suppliers and suppliers.
This pilot project allows manufacturing companies to proactively participate in a global OEM-centric data ecosystem and experience a data management environment based on the CatenaX standard and certification system. Inquiries and applications for the Public Procurement Service's innovative product pilot purchase can be made through the Gijang County Office in Busan, the Gangseo District Office in Busan, the Yeongwol County Office in Gangwon Province, and the IBCT official website.
IBCT CEO Lee Jeong-ryun said, "This pilot project is an opportunity for local manufacturers to reduce the burden of responding to global regulations and supply chain data demands. Companies considering strengthening their data-driven export competitiveness and supply chain response should actively utilize this initiative."
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