Hey everyone ! I'm the head honcho at 블루엠텍. Guess what? We just went public with our IPO on the stock market - a big congrats to us ! We're diving into the world of e-commerce, specifically in the medical field. I always wondered why the medical industry was missing out on the e-commerce wave. I figured maybe it's because doctors and pharmacists are a bit set in their ways. But hey, they're people too, right? I mean, they'd probably love the convenience of ordering medicines or medical devices online.
In Korea, there's this rule that retailers need to be in the mix between pharmaceutical companies and doctors. A while back, this meant retailers sold their goods mostly offline, which kind of boxed in doctors from comparing prices and made pharmaceutical companies depend too much on retailers for advertising. We've shaken things up a bit. Our online platform is exclusive to medical professionals. They can check out and compare prices easily, and pharma companies get to market directly to these docs shopping on our platform !
Plus, we've got a solid fulfillment system. We're talking about delivering medicines ourselves, complete with cold chain systems for temperature-sensitive stuff like injections. And the cherry on top? We provide sales data to our clients and drug manufacturers way faster than before - no more waiting a month for a government report.
I believe we're really revolutionizing the conservative medical industry, moving away from inefficient systems. Thanks for listening !
Hey, everyone! I'm the big cheese over at 블루엠텍. You know, we've done IPO(Initiative Public Offering) in the stock market ! Conguraturation !! We're all about being e-commerce platform in medical industry. I had thought why medical industry doesn't have e-commerce platform while that paltform business is everywhere? I thought that was beacause doctors and pharmacists are too conservative to accept it. But, they're humen, either. I mean they would be interested in ordering their medicines or medical divices through online if they think it is easier. So, we've launched our online platform where they can go shopping.
In Korea, there has to be retailers between a pharmaceutical company and a doctor. That's a rule Korean medical policy wants. Back a few years ago, retailers would sell their stuffs through offline. It's limited the possibility that doctors can compare prices of medicines to others and pharmaceutical companies dont' need to rely on retailers to advertise their products. We've solved this problems. We just keep the online mall open to medical workers. They can compare prices of stuffs they want and they can advertise their products to doctors going shopping on our mall !
And, we have a fulfillment system, either. It means we deliver medicines in person and we have cold chain systems to be able to carry injective stuffs that are vurnerable to temperatures. And, we also offer data like how many medicines are sold to our clinets, drug maufacturers. They had to wait at least 1 month to get the data untill a government department related to it writes a report for it.
I think we've innovated this conservative medical industry. We're gonna break it off from the unefficent systems. Thank you.
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