BIT

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2020~Present
2019~2010
2009~2000
1999~1982

2023

08Celebrated the 40th anniversary of the company's founding.

2022

12Received the Minister of Health and Welfare Award for contributions to the Medical Information Exchange Project.

04Honored with the Prime Minister's Award for contributions to the advancement of information and communication technology (ICT).

2021

12Awarded the Minister of Health and Welfare Award for contributions to ICT-based healthcare policy projects.

2020

08Launched BIT PLUS, the first cloud-based EMR solution for clinics in Korea.

07Merged with Jaincom Co., Ltd., strengthening the company’s capabilities and portfolio.
2019

12Awarded the Gold Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit for excellence in software contributions.

12Received the Minister of Science and ICT Award for contributions to the digital healthcare industry.

12Honored with the Human Management Grand Prize (Korea Human Development Institute).

11BIT Education Center won the ASOCIO Award for ICT Education.

06Received a Merit Award from the KOSDAQ Association.

2017

03BITCare Plus, a Telemedicine solution, achieved GS (Good Software) certification.

03Launched CLEMR, Korea's first cloud-based EMR solution for hospitals.

11Merged with HanBIT ENI, strengthening technological capabilities.

2015

03Honored with the Seoul Metropolitan Government Taxpayer Merit Award.

2014

12Received the IT Convergence Entrepreneur Award (Minister of Trade, Industry, and Energy).

12Recognized with a commendation for contributions to health and medical technology advancement (Minister of Health and Welfare).

2013

01Obtained a U.S. patent for a medical device information integration system.

02Chairman Cho Hyun-jung appointed as President of the Korea Software Industry Association.

04Secured NET (New Excellent Technology) certification (Ministry of Trade, Industry, and Energy).

05Won the Talent Management Award (Korea Human Resource Management Society).

2012

02Received a Model Taxpayer Commendation (Minister of Strategy and Finance).

11Merged with Inno PNT Co., Ltd., enhancing business capabilities.

2011

03Established a U.S.-based subsidiary, BIT Healthcare, and acquired CCHIT ONC certification.

10Secured a patent for a medical device information integration system.

12Obtained a patent for a Bluetooth relay system and method.

12Won the Million Dollar Export Tower Award.

2010

02Received a patent for mobile wireless communication core technology.

02Dreamcare Plus, a telemedicine solution, achieved GS (Good Software) certification.

05Launched Korea's first smartphone-based pharmaceutical information application.

11Awarded the Silver Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit for software contributions.

12Received the Minister of Health and Welfare Award.

12Won the Information Processing Technology Grand Prize.
2009

05Acquired SP (Software Process) Quality Certification.

10Launched IPTV-based u-healthcare services.

11Secured a patent for short-range wireless multi-communication technology.

12Signed a $5.78 million export contract for a digital hospital solution with Kazakhstan National Hospital.

2008

01Merged with ThinkRoad Co., Ltd.

01First company designated as a certified ethical venture enterprise.

08Celebrated its 25th anniversary with a family-inclusive event in Jeju.

09Selected as an Innovation-Oriented SME (Small and Medium Enterprise Administration).

09Opened the BITPlex at Wangsimni Private Development History.

2007

02Signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement with U.S.-based Orion Health.

04Expanded into online nurse job training.

05Won the CED Grand Prize for Venture Enterprises (Korea Productivity Center).

08Signed a comprehensive business agreement with Insung Info for healthcare ventures.

12CEO Jin-ok Jeon received the Order of Industrial Service Merit.

2006

10Entered the U.S. healthcare information market.

12BITUChart became the first healthcare software to achieve GS (Good Software) certification.

2005

01Jin-ok Jeon inaugurated as CEO; Hyun-jung Cho as Chairman.

02Chairman Cho Hyun-jung elected President of the Venture Business Association.

03Designated as an INNOBIZ company.

05Created a 1 billion KRW fund to address youth unemployment.

07Invested in and formed a business partnership with Goodzen Co., Ltd.

09Established a remote medical service system at Anyang Correctional Facility (first for correctional institutions).

11Invited to showcase at the IT ExhiBITion during the 2005 APEC Summit in Busan.

2004

02Launched the BIT Index pharmaceutical information publication.

04Began construction of the BIT Plex.

08Published the 100th issue of BIT Project.

10Partnered with India’s Aptech to co-train IT professionals.

2003

03Signed a contract with Vibhavadi Hospital in Thailand (first Thai client).

10Overall winner at the Venture League Sports Competition.

12Constructed the BIT Academy Building.

2002

01Established Coppel BIT, a local subsidiary in Japan.

01Formed a telemedicine strategic alliance with CyberCare on the NASDAQ.

03Designated as an ASP provider for medical fields by the Ministry of Information and Communication.

08Acquired the Imaging EMR division from Leadtek Korea Co., Ltd.

12Recognized as a Health and Welfare New Knowledge Worker (Minister of Health and Welfare Award).

2001

02Delivered an "IT Revolution" lecture to 500 people at the Grand People’s Study House in North Korea.

09Launched the BIT Alumni Information Volunteer Corps.

10Began online education services with BITcampus.com.

10Achieved ISO 9001 integrated certification.

2000

01Established the Hyun-jung Cho Foundation, Korea’s first scholarship foundation created by a venture entrepreneur.

02Recognized as an Outstanding Information and Communications Company at the 1st Digital Awards.

03Received a Model Taxpayer Commendation (National Tax Service Commissioner).

05Selected as the Best KOSDAQ IR Company.

07Launched the Telemedicine Business Unit and started remote healthcare services.

08eld the 10th Anniversary Ceremony for BIT Education Center, themed “A Commitment to Building an IT Powerhouse.”

09Awarded the Bronze Tower Order of Industrial Service Merit at the Venture Enterprise Awards.

11Hosted the Deputy Minister of Science and Technology from the People’s Republic of China.
1999

01Selected as a High-Tech SME by the Korea Technology Finance Corporation.

06Relocated headquarters to Seocho-dong, Seoul (BITVILLE).

07Welcomed President Kim Dae-jung to the company office.

12Awarded the Ministry of Health and Welfare Commendation (Minister of Health and Welfare).

12Received Software Contest Excellence Award (Director of Korea Computerization Agency).

12BIT Education Center commended for efforts in addressing unemployment (Prime Minister’s Commendation).

1998

01Established Tokyo office; launched BIT Drug Info (BDI 1.0).

02Featured on MBC TV's Success Era.

06Won the Information Culture Technical Award (Prime Minister’s Commendation).

06Released PowerKnowledge 1.0.

08Expanded globally through Medinfo '98.

09Selected under the KT Mark (New Korean Technology Certification).

09Awarded the August Database Grand Prize (Minister of Information and Communication).

12BIT Education Center honored as a contributor to the IT sector (Minister of Information and Communication).

12Awarded the 1998 Database Grand Prize (Prime Minister’s Commendation).

1997

05Recognized as an outstanding SME by the Industrial Bank of Korea.

07Listed on KOSDAQ with a record competition rate of 634:1.

08Released a short film, Winning with Challenge and Passion, in cinemas nationwide.

11Received the Venture Enterprise Award (Minister of Trade and Industry).

12Honored as a Software Contributor (Minister of Information and Communication).

1996

11Began World Wide business (software exports) and launched Dr.PACS 1.0.

1995

04Relocated to Yeoksam-dong headquarters, Gangnam.

05Certified for KOREA TELECOM Medicom EDI Business.

11Initiated CyberBIT business.

12Joined as a founding member of the Korea Venture Business Association.

1994

11Released virtual surgical program Dr.PSs 1.0 for plastic surgery.

1993

05Formed a strategic alliance with Medison and launched Ysarang.

08Designated as a Technology Advancement Enterprise (Ministry of Commerce).

1992

09Launched a pharmacy automation business in partnership with Japan’s TOSHO Corporation.

1991

05Established BIT Technology Research Center (recognized by the Ministry of Science and Technology).

12Designated as an alternative military service research institution for Master’s-level researchers.

1990

08Established BIT Education Center as an affiliated training institute.

10Designated as a Military Alternative Service company (first in the software industry).

12Recognized as a Superior Technology Company and a Promising SME by Korea Technology Finance Corporation.

1989

01Featured in The Wall Street Journal as a rising star in Korea.

03Founded the Technology Research Center.

08Recognized as an outstanding and eligible SME by the Industrial Bank of Korea.

1988

03Provided computerized support for Seoul Olympics Torch Relay and Cultural Festival.

04Founded and joined the Korea Software Industry Association.

08Awarded the Seoul Olympics Contribution Commendation (Minister of Physical Education).

09Developed IBM AS/400-based HIS (Hospital Information System).

1987

02Developed HIS for IBM S36 and UNIX platforms.

1986

05Relocated to Tehran Road (first tenant in Tehran Valley).

09Designated as an IBM VAR (first in Korea).

1985

04Incorporated as BIT Computer Co., Ltd.

1984

11Developed a general hospital management program.

1983

08Founded BIT Computer, Korea's first software development company.

1982

10Developed a clinic management program.

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