Suwon Foundation for Culture Proclaims 'Digital Management' in 2026

[Suwon Ilbo=Reporter Lee Min-jung] The Suwon Foundation for Culture (CEO Oh Young-gyun) officially proclaimed 'Digital Management' on the 31st and will begin full-scale implementation of establishing a data-driven management system and advancing citizen-centered digital cultural services.

The digital management proclamation was undertaken to respond to changes in the administrative environment brought about by advancements in digital technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) and big data, as well as the rising expectations of citizens for cultural services.

Starting with this proclamation, the Foundation plans to systematically establish a digital-based management system under the mission of "A cultural foundation that grows together with citizens, an organization that works through collaboration and innovates through data."

The Foundation presented the following as key directions for digital management: △Establishment of digital-based management infrastructure △Data-driven work innovation △Expansion of citizen-centered digital culture and tourism services △Creation of an open digital ecosystem that grows together with the community.

Digital management will be implemented in stages, beginning with groundwork formation in the second half of 2025, followed by the establishment phase in 2026-2027 and advancement stages. During the establishment phase, the Foundation will focus on internal digital infrastructure, and subsequently will stably establish a data-driven management system through construction of operational data and advancement of web-based user convenience, leading to management of project outcomes and innovation in citizen services.

CEO Oh Young-gyun stated, "This digital management proclamation is an expression of our determination to transform organizational culture and work methods toward digital-centricity, going beyond simple system implementation," and added, "We will be reborn as a trustworthy public cultural institution through management based on data and citizen-centered digital cultural services."