JUNGLIM Architecture a leader in the domestic architectural design field, is accelerating its efforts toward mutually beneficial cooperation with partner firms by introducing the collaboration management platform “JALLY” to mark its 58th anniversary.
On Tuesday, April 22, and Thursday, May 8, JUNGLIM Architecture invited representatives and staff from major partner companies to the KimJeongchul Hall on the 9th floor of its headquarters to officially announce the introduction of the collaborative work management platform “JALLY” and conduct a platform demonstration.
“JALLY” is an integrated platform that consolidates collaborative tasks—such as quotations, bids, contracts, work requests, and invoice issuance—which were previously handled through various channels and manual processes, into a single system where project-related information can be shared. In particular, new channels for mutual communication have been established, such as a Q&A section and a partner PR resource center. The company expects that by enhancing transparency and fairness and establishing efficient collaboration processes through these features, it will be able to strengthen trust-based partnerships with its partners.
“JALLY” is a combination of the “J” from JUNGLIM Architecture (JUNGLIM) and “ALLY,” which signifies a partnership, embodying JUNGLIM Architecture core value of “togetherness.” This reflects Junglim Architects’ commitment to going beyond the mere adoption of a platform to establish strategic partnerships aimed at mutual growth with its business partners.
Yongkyo Jeong, CEO of JUNGLIM Architecture Design Division, stated, “JUNGLIM Architecture continues to innovate amid a rapidly changing economic and social environment, leading the way in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) management that goes beyond Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Creating Shared Value (CSV).” “The introduction of the ‘JALLY’ platform will realize our ‘co-evolution strategy’—growing together with our partners through efficient communication and collaboration—and serve as a foundation for mutual growth,” he added.
ShinJuyong, TF Team Leader who spearheaded the planning of this platform—including JUNGLIM Architecture performance management systems such as PMIS and ERP—stated, “JALLY will create a more transparent and efficient collaborative environment based on trust with our partners,” and added, “Going forward, we will continue to develop it into a model of mutually beneficial cooperation as a true platform through the convergence of technology and process.”
In the Press
[Kukto Ilbo] JUNGLIM Architecture Adopts “JALLY,” a Platform for Managing Partnerships… Strengthens Shared Growth with Partners
[Architects’ Newspaper, Korean Institute of Architects] JUNGLIM Architecture Adopts “Jelly,” a Platform for Managing Collaborative Projects
[Culture Journal 21] “Growing Together with Partners”: JUNGLIM Architecture Launches “Jelly,” a Collaboration Platform
[The Korea Economic Daily] JUNGLIM Architecture Introduces New Collaboration Platform… Accelerates Efforts Toward Mutual Growth
