22 Facts About Samsung SDS

Samsung SDS is active in research and development of emerging IT technologies such as artificial intelligence, blockchain, Internet of things and engineering outsourcing.

Samsung SDS is estimated to have the 11th most valuable brand among global IT service companies, at US$3.

Samsung SDS has headquarters in South Korea and eight overseas subsidiaries, in America, Asia-Pacific, China, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, India, and Vietnam.

Samsung SDS was established in 1985 as Samsung Data Systems, and was renamed Samsung SDS in 1997.

Samsung SDS was established to provide ICT services to Samsung Group affiliates based on contemporary digital technologies, including mobile, social media, sensors, cloud technology, and others.

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Samsung SDS currently has eight regional headquarters and offices in 41 countries.

Samsung SDS provides logistics BPO services for global logistics and logistics specialized IT services.

Samsung SDS has a range of platforms, tools and services that use AI, blockchain, cloud, data analytics and security-based technologies.

Samsung SDS provides project-unit consulting and SI services by analyzing business problems using IT master plans, process innovation, information strategy planning, agility, and CX.

Samsung SDS has an open-source version of the platform known as Brightics Studio.

Samsung SDS created a blockchain-based verification system for the Korean Federation of Banks so that customers can conduct transactions from multiple banks using a security certificate from only one bank.

Samsung SDS collaborated with IBM to develop Accelerator, which improves transaction throughput on the Hyperledger Fabric by a factor of 10.

Samsung SDS released its enterprise AI software Brity in 2017, and changed its name to Brity RPA.

Samsung SDS is developing functions such as automatic recommendation of work processes based on analysis of user logs and developing tools in the direction of hyper-automation integrated with process mining and self-learning bots, which can automate a wider area of work processes and further enhance the effect of introduction.

Samsung SDS launched its AI-based smart factory system Nexplant in 2016.

Samsung SDS provides AI software for manufacturers covering facilities, processes, inspection, and logistics.

Samsung SDS provides an integrated enterprise collaboration tool that supports secure instant messaging, file sharing, corporate, e-mail and calendar services to optimize work environments and to ensure ease-of-use.

Samsung SDS provides Brity Messenger, a corporate messenger that enables real-time chat, video chat, and screen sharing while Brity Mail securely accesses key business features from email while providing options for various approval paths and scheduling functions.

Samsung SDS announced in November 2019 that it had signed a strategic partnership with exhibition organizer Fiera Milano to use Samsung SDS digital technology in trade fairs and exhibitions in Europe.

Samsung SDS provides the infrastructure to support compute, storage, networking, and security necessary for cloud systems.

Samsung SDS provides end-to-end services covering the entire logistics process with Cello, a platform that manages and optimizes each process in the supply chain in real time, planning transportation and analyzing results to identify the shortest delivery path information and various tools to cut logistics costs.

Since the late 2010s, some of Samsung SDS's products have received international recognition for their design.