Polaris Office Receives Minister of Science and ICT Award at the Cloud Industry Awards

(From left) Eom Yeol, Director of AI-Based Policy at the Ministry of Science and ICT, Ji Jun-kyung, CEO of Polaris Office. /Photo by Polaris Office

Polaris Office, a specialist company in office software, announced on the 13th that it received the 'Cloud Industry Award' at the 'Grand Cloud Conference 2023.'

Polaris Office was awarded the Minister's Award for Excellent Cloud Companies for its flagship product, the global cloud service 'Polaris Office.'

Based on its self-developed cloud service, Polaris Office has secured a cumulative global subscriber base of 127 million users. By integrating various technologies such as security into its office engine, it provides diverse B2B and B2G services, contributing significantly to its clients' establishment of paperless smart workplaces, which was highly praised.

Additionally, it attracted attention for leading the industry’s growth by pioneering the launch of AI (Artificial Intelligence) office services incorporating generative AI, a globally trending issue.

Ji Jun-kyung, CEO of Polaris Office, stated, "We are honored to receive the Cloud Industry Award. We will continue to develop as a leading company creating a new paradigm in the cloud industry by providing cloud productivity enhancement services integrated with AI functions."

The Grand Cloud Conference is hosted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and organized by the National IT Industry Promotion Agency (NIPA) and the National Information Society Agency (NIA). Held annually since 2016, the event aims to raise awareness and revitalize the cloud industry by presenting future strategies of cloud companies and awarding commendations and industry awards to distinguished contributors in the cloud sector.