Sung Kim

Sung is an experienced technology architect and a published computer scientist with more than 20 years of experience. During his tenure at iBASEt, he played a key role in enhancing Solumina’s technology and exploring architecture experiments for future product directions. As the CTO, Sung leads iBASEt’s long-term technology vision and is responsible for the overall product architecture and infrastructure deployment profiles, focusing on open standards and integration technologies. He also facilitates the technical community within iBASEt.

Digital Transformation

Smart Manufacturing – A Layered Approach to Digital Transformation

Proactive manufacturing, with a layered approach, enables appropriate measures to prevent engineering issues. This increases efficiency on the shop floor – the ultimate goal of smart manufacturing.

Manufacturing Execution System

Tricks or treats on your shop floor this Halloween?

Your technology architecture is more than your network map. Manufacturers have invested heavily in technology over the years and realize that much of the benefit comes from being able to share information between applications and systems.

Digital Twins are powerful, and they’re not just for products

There are several types of Digital Twins that can be used in manufacturing. The value of Digital Twin for products is obvious. But have you thought about a process-oriented Digital Twin?

Cloud-based Manufacturing

What is a Technology Architecture and Why Consider a Modular One

Your technology architecture is more than your network map. Manufacturers have invested heavily in technology over the years and realize that much of the benefit comes from being able to share information between applications and systems.

Aerospace & Defense

Leveling the Technology Playing Field for A&D SMEs

In order to increase their competitiveness, most tier-one A&D OEMs are demanding their suppliers invest in similar and compatible technology that drives the business across the entire product lifecycle. One way to level the playing field with the large companies is to adopt the same technology they use but in a way that keeps it affordable.

Cloud-based Manufacturing

Cloud-Based MES vs On-Premises: 5 Factors to Consider

As you evaluate your path forward, cloud and on-premises MES have unique advantages. Here’s a quick look at key factors your enterprise should consider.

Cloud-based Manufacturing

iBase-t and AWS Partnership Goes Beyond the Cloud

At Excelerate Innovation 2020, iBase-t launched Solumina iSeries, a Cloud-native platform furthering our commitment to Software as a Service (SaaS) offerings. Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of the platforms iBase-t is supporting that is very popular among manufacturers.

Manufacturing Execution System

In MES, Microservices Deliver High Benefits

The architectural model based on microservices has emerged as the preferred method to develop software applications, particularly for those delivered via the Cloud.