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Samsung SDS Headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.

Samsung SDS, established in 1985, as a subsidiary of Samsung group has been providing information technology services. These include consulting services (Business Strategy and Discrete IT and Network Consulting); technical services (Packaged and Customized Application Integration, Hardware and Software Implementation and Support, and IT Education); and outsourcing services (Business Process Outsourcing, Application and IT Infrastructure Outsourcing and Network Infrastructure Management)[1]. SDS is expanding its business area by investing on R&D and emerging IT technologies such as U-city, RFID and Engineering Outsourcing. SDS provides its IT services by operating 11 offices and data centers in 11 countries.

History

  • 2012: Established SDS branch in Russia and Vietnam
  • 2008: Launched open source based SW Framework "Anyframe"
  • 2007: Established SDS Asia Pacific in Malaysia, Awarded the prize of "Asian Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises"
  • 2006: Established SDS Asia Pacific, a corporation in Singapore
  • 2005: Awarded "The project of the Year", Awarded the prize of "Asian Most Admired Knowledge Enterprises", Obtained 10 P-CMM Level3
  • 2004: BS 15000 Certification, an international standard of IT service
  • 2003-2000: Opened Tijuana Data Center
  • 1989-1990: Established SDS China and SDS America, Opened Samsung Multicampus
  • 1985-1989: Opened Technology research institute, Established Samsung Data Systems


The company’s staff of 7,000 IT-related workers— including about 95 engineers, 1,150 masters or doctorate degree holders, and 530 IT developers and business consultants—have experience gained through hundreds of projects.[citation needed]

SDS operates ‘Samsung SDS Multi-Campus’, the largest IT education institute in Korea, and requires that employees allocate 10% of their individual working hours to education.[citation needed]

In 2007, SDS ranked No.1 in domestic IT service market share and it has never lost its leading position for number of years.[citation needed]

Its success overseas has yet to be verified, as the number of offices abroad are not all incorporated.

See also

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