Naver Cloud's collaboration tool, Naver Works, has ranked first among major collaboration tools in South Korea for mobile usage metrics. The average monthly user count and total usage time showed a gap of about two times compared to the second-ranked service.
Naver Cloud announced on October 21 that Naver Works has maintained the top position for nine consecutive months in key mobile usage metrics, including monthly users, active devices, and total usage time among eight major collaboration tools in South Korea.
According to data analysis platform Mobile Index, Naver Works had approximately 302,000 average monthly users in the third quarter of this year, nearly double the second-ranked service's 153,000 users. The total monthly usage time was about 499,000 hours, approximately 2.7 times more than the second-ranked service's 186,000 hours.
The average number of active devices was around 566,000, surpassing the second-ranked service's 408,000 devices. During the same period, the number of new installations was about 61,000, the highest among the services surveyed.
Naver Works emphasizes its integrated work environment, artificial intelligence (AI) technology, and security as its main competitive advantages. It provides various necessary functions on a single platform and aims to reduce the learning burden associated with adopting new work tools through a familiar interface.
The platform also supports collaboration features tailored to the specific needs of public institutions. It connects offices and field operations for organizations with frequent shift work or dispersed locations, such as the Ministry of Justice, the Korea Post, and the Korea Coast Guard, ensuring continuity of operations. The company states that it offers a collaborative environment tailored to the needs of each institution, including shift handover management and field schedule and task record management.
Naver Works was selected as the official collaboration platform for the OnAI pilot project promoted by the Ministry of the Interior and Safety in March. Following this, its adoption has expanded to include the Korea Coast Guard, the Ministry of Health and Welfare, the Rural Development Administration, and the Public Procurement Service, with a total of 18 central government agencies confirming their adoption.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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