Korea Credit Data (KCD) and Incheon Credit Guarantee Foundation announced on the 10th that they signed a business agreement (MOU) to strengthen the competitiveness and successful support of small business owners in the Incheon area. Through this agreement, the two organizations plan to improve the credit guarantee and management support process for small business owners in the Incheon area and strengthen customized support based on data exchange.
The main contents of the agreement are ▲providing various business cooperation opportunities to support the success of small business owners in Incheon City ▲improving credit guarantee and management support processes through data exchange ▲collaborating on support programs to enhance the competitiveness of small business owners ▲supporting policymaking and operation based on small business data, etc. Through this, the two organizations plan to continuously cooperate so that small business owners in the Incheon area can achieve real growth and increase their competitiveness.
KCD is providing data-based financial and management solutions to 1.7 million small business owners nationwide through the CashNote service, and is already conducting data-based work with Incheon City. In addition, Incheon Credit Guarantee Foundation has been building the 'Incheon Metropolitan City Market Business District Breaking News Dashboard' since December of last year, providing up-to-date data and visualized dashboards by region. Through this, it is increasing the work efficiency of Incheon City small business owners and the reliability of the public sector.
Kim Dong-ho, CEO of Korea Credit Data, said, “Through this agreement, we will strive to provide practical assistance to small business owners in the Incheon area and further expand data-based cooperation for small business owners nationwide.” Jeon Mu-soo, chairman of the Incheon Credit Guarantee Foundation, said, “We will vitalize small business owners and local commercial districts in Incheon through data-based customized support, and devise effective support measures by utilizing data necessary for policymaking.”
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