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Busan-si and British AVEVA Ink Investment MoU for the Establishment of Shipbuilding and Marine R&D Center
Busan-si is to ink an investment MoU for the establishment of a shipbuilding and marine research center with AVEVA at the city hall on Sept. 20.
The ceremony will be joined by Casper Herzberg, COO of AVEVA; Choi Go-woon, COO and CRP of AVEVA; Oh Jae-jin, CEO of AVEVA Korea; and other five executives.
AVEVA specializes in shipbuilding, offshore and industrial software solution, which now takes lead in the digital transition and sustainable innovation. Headquartered in the U.K., the global group secures roughly 20,000 customer companies in 40 countries via 10 R&D centers as well as 22 business hubs worldwide.
Meanwhile, AVEVA Korea was launched back in 2000, and has maintained outstanding partnerships with three domestic shipbuilders including Hyundai, and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co.
The agreement will help AVEVA to open the 'AVEVA Marine Center of Excellence' in Busan by year-end.
CEO Hertzberg noted," AVEVA has grown together with Korean global leaders in shipbuilding and offshore sectors. Therefore, Korean market is of significant importance for us."
Mayor Park said, "the establishment will set off improved competitiveness in domestic shipbuilding and marine industry.
itbrian@newsis.com
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** This article was translated from Korean.
Date
2022.09.20
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According to Yonhap News,
Busan-si is to ink an investment MoU for the establishment of a shipbuilding and marine research center with AVEVA at the city hall on Sept. 20.
The ceremony will be joined by Casper Herzberg, COO of AVEVA; Choi Go-woon, COO and CRP of AVEVA; Oh Jae-jin, CEO of AVEVA Korea; and other five executives.
AVEVA specializes in shipbuilding, offshore and industrial software solution, which now takes lead in the digital transition and sustainable innovation. Headquartered in the U.K., the global group secures roughly 20,000 customer companies in 40 countries via 10 R&D centers as well as 22 business hubs worldwide.
Meanwhile, AVEVA Korea was launched back in 2000, and has maintained outstanding partnerships with three domestic shipbuilders including Hyundai, and Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering Co.
The agreement will help AVEVA to open the 'AVEVA Marine Center of Excellence' in Busan by year-end.
CEO Hertzberg noted," AVEVA has grown together with Korean global leaders in shipbuilding and offshore sectors. Therefore, Korean market is of significant importance for us."
Mayor Park said, "the establishment will set off improved competitiveness in domestic shipbuilding and marine industry.
itbrian@newsis.com
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Source: Yonhap News (Sept. 20, 2022)
** This article was translated from Korean.