With the Clavis system in place, MOU officials are able to manage and update data, verify the current status of assets entering and exiting the system, and connect the data through the process of registering computer information and confirming RFID data in Seoul and the physical assets in Gaeseong’s remote locations.

After installing the new system, the Ministry has begun the checking of computer systems and important strategic goods to protect against theft, and plans to expand into other strategic goods, like appliances, machines and gas tanks.

The ministry also plans to expand the Clavis installation by connecting to the Korean Customs Service systems and creating a tracking system to hold the information for all government agencies.