Cyberdigm is an example of a company making inroads into the Japanese market as the first Korean EDMS Company. In 2003, Cyberdigm grossed 20 billion-dollars in sale in the first contract with Japan . It was a dramatic result. The EDMS solution that Cyberdigm provided to Hitachi Telecommunication is ‘Destiny EDM’, which included not only supplying solution, by also providing general consulting for building EMDS as a package form. Cyberdigm has prepared to enter into the Japanese market by analyzing the market and localizing products since early 2003, and it founded a local corporation in late 2003.

Posdata has accomplished remarkable success in global business based on e-Government implementation, steel manufacturing management, e-Commerce, and DVR fields. It participated in national e-Government projects of China , Southeast Asia , Eastern Europe , Afrika, and etc. As for steel manufacturing management, it developed the world's only package, 'Steelpia' and has launched it to world steel companies.

Hanwha S&C is the SI venture business separated from Hanwha Group. Hanwha S&C provided ‘Web Watcher’ to Singapore and Hong Kong in August 2004. ‘Web Watcher’ is a software that blocks harmful information. At that time, it was supplied as a package form, but it is getting ready to provide on-line service now. In 2001, Hanwha S&C started to export its products to Taiwan for the first time. It serviced ‘Water Wall’ to Taiwan SI companies involved in the military system, and ‘Water Wall’ was the solution to prevent inner information from leaking. Furthermore, it provided the same products to Japan in 2003, and now, it is operating the call center business in China .

Tmax soft develops middleware and IT infrastructure software for companies. Tmax soft started its global business by making inroads into the Japanese market in August 2000. At that time, what Tmax first tried to offer was TP monitor that was developed in Korea for the first time, and it was the chief element of success to meet the demand in Japan . Then, it established a local corporation in America in 2002 and in China in 2003 and started to expand its markets abroad. The sales from the world market accounts for just 5% of the total sales but it is expected to increase from 2006 when Tmax thinks its go-get-the global market strategy will yield more.

Nexus community develops contact center solutions and it has gone into the global market, joining exhibits such as ‘CT World Expo’ in Tokyo in April 2004 and ‘Compu-Net 2000’ in Shanghai in May 2004. As a result of striving hard in the world market, overseas sales accounted for 20 billion won of the total sales of 120 billion won in 2002, and it is accelerating to occupy the market in China by establishing a local corporation. Nexus community prepared for entering into the market in America , providing a solution in 2003, and it is quite impressive since America is the center for contact centers.

Olets choose Brunei and Malaysia as its first targets and the e-Learning Solution was the focus of the business. Unlike other companies, Olets aimed at the Southeast Asian market that was vulnerable to the IT infrastructure because the company concluded that the market had a chance to succeed since it was a new market. Olets estimates that it would take 5 years to succeed in the global market, so it does not attempt too much yet. However, Olets is the first Korean company that entered into the Brunei market, which means it is stepping forward very strongly to open up the world markets.