Emro, a Kosdaq-listed company, announced Wednesday the launch of a customized corporate procurement seminar program.
The corporate procurement seminar expands a proven curriculum from Buyble, Emro's procurement career platform, into a B2B service.
The curriculum covers four areas: an overview of procurement processes and supply chains, global issues and procurement response strategies, procurement negotiation strategies, and industry-specific advanced courses. The program also includes hands-on training that participants can apply immediately on the job.
Instructors are procurement professionals drawn from a range of industries with extensive field experience and are expected to deliver practical insights to corporate clients. A seminar held for employees of a major domestic shipbuilder drew strong praise for its directly applicable curriculum.
Companies interested in the seminar can submit a consultation request through the Buyble official website. After analyzing each company's situation and setting objectives, Emro will propose an optimized program. The service is also linked to consulting on Emro's AI-based procurement solution, allowing companies to pursue procurement innovation through a single channel.
"At a time when cost reduction and supply chain risk management have never been more critical, the corporate procurement seminar will serve as an important turning point for companies to uncover new procurement insights and recalibrate existing strategies," an Emro official said. "In practice, inquiries for the seminar are surging, particularly from companies in industries sensitive to supply chain volatility — including petrochemicals, semiconductor materials and components, and engineering, procurement and construction."
Emro is an AI-based supplier relationship management software company. In the second quarter, it posted sales of 17.8 billion won ($12.6 million) and an operating loss of 1.1 billion won.
moon@heraldcorp.com
