Sports / Government
Park Sung-ho
Digital Strategy Director
Company
Korea Sports Promotion Foundation
Industry
Sports / Government
Size
21 companies
Previous Stack
Disparate legacy systems
Project Value
Enterprise
Unified Next.js platform
21
Websites Delivered
-60%
Maintenance Cost
+120%
User Engagement
Korea Sports Promotion Foundation (KSPO) needed to modernize websites for 21 different companies under their umbrella. Each company had different legacy systems, inconsistent branding, and varying levels of digital maturity. Managing and maintaining these disparate systems was costly and inefficient.
We developed a unified web platform architecture that maintained individual brand identities while providing consistent user experience and shared infrastructure. Created a centralized CMS for efficient content management across all 21 companies, with comprehensive marketing support.
KSPO oversees numerous sports-related organizations in Korea. Each had developed their digital presence independently over the years, resulting in a fragmented ecosystem that was expensive to maintain and provided inconsistent experiences to users.
"Managing 21 different websites used to be a nightmare. Onecation gave us a unified system that respects each organization's identity while dramatically reducing our operational burden. It's been transformative for our digital strategy."
Park Sung-ho
Digital Strategy Director, KSPO
Developed unified design system with customizable brand elements
Built centralized CMS with multi-tenant architecture
Implemented shared analytics and reporting dashboard
Created standardized marketing templates for all organizations
The unified platform dramatically reduced operational overhead. Updates that once required coordination across multiple vendors could now be deployed instantly. Marketing campaigns could leverage shared resources while maintaining brand specificity. User engagement increased as the improved experience drove repeat visits.
When the first five websites went live on the new platform, the efficiency gains became immediately apparent. What used to take weeks of coordination happened in hours. The marketing team could launch campaigns across multiple organizations with a single effort. The success of the initial rollout built momentum for the remaining organizations.
Phase 1: Platform Architecture & Design System (Months 1-2)
Phase 2: CMS Development & First 5 Sites (Months 3-5)
Phase 3: Rollout to Remaining 16 Sites (Months 6-10)
Phase 4: Marketing Integration & Training (Months 11-12)
Let's talk about how Onecation can transform your engineering and marketing.