Home > Product Information > Linux Solutions> Workdesk 7 - As the owner of Haansoft, Prime Group is known for Technomart at Gangbyeon Station. Its businesses range from property development & engineering,IT, and finance to culture, Prime Group's 17 affiliates and 3,500 employees operate an efficient IT management environment based on executive information through Workdesk. - Workdesk was selected as groupware as part of Laos's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Information System project supported by KOICA (Korea International Cooperation Agency). Started in December 2006 and successfully completed in May 2007, the project provided operation support and made the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Laos as the first government agency in the country to use such; thus helping enhance the operation efficiency of the ministry. - Before, Korea Coal Corporation only used basic communication using Web mail and bulletin board. The company introduced the Haansoft groupware WorkDesk in 2005 as part of its IT enhancement project; thus laying down the foundation for more efficient operation. - GITCT is the agency that promotes and fosters the communication and cultural industries such as software, IT, and cultural contents (CT) industries in Gwangju. As part of the "Gwangju Open S/W Pilot City Project," the open S/W pilot project sponsored by KIPA, WorkDesk was introduced to convert the existing groupware into one that runs on Linux desktop. Users can now use all groupware functions such as workflow, email, and bulletin board on both Windows and Linux desktops. - Hoseo University is located in Asan, Chungnam. Before, it was using basic community services such as Web mail and bulletin board using Netffice, the Web-based service from Haansoft. In 2005, it introduced WorkDesk to enhance its academic administration through workflow and schedule management. ::Family Site:: ::Thinkfree.com::