민간투자 소프트웨어 사업 활성화를 위한 법률 검토

Various policies have been established for the development of the software industry or legislation such as the Software Promotion Act has been carried out. The software policy was centered on the fair promotion of the software project in the public domain. Software projectes have strict management rules in place in the process for fair execution. Therefore, the rigor of the public domain is inevitably low in competition with the private sector that emphasizes diversity and creativity. The private investment type software project was considered by overcoming the limitations of the public domain and recognizing that the autonomous and creative competitiveness of the private sector can also match the characteristics of the software industry. However, the private investment type software project is a public software project in essence, so the public sector's fairness and the private sector must adjust the value of profitability. The private investment type software project is a project that can change the interests of the private and public. In order to overcome the limitations of the public software project and secure creativity and autonomy, it was considered essential to revitalize the private investment type software project. This is because the efficiency of public services can be increased through this and the development of the entire software industry can be promoted. First of all, to support the validity of the system, the deficiencies of the current legal system were examined. The reasons for the current private investment software project not being carried out properly are the lack of legal system and procedural complexity, and these are the reasons why it is necessary to supplement the conflict between publicity and profitability. As a way to overcome these limitations, it emphasizes the necessity of revising the current software promotion law. It was proposed to introduce a new project model such as subsidiary commercialization of data so that it can serve as an incentive for the private sector. In addition, it proposed a system that can prepare an environment to actively promote or propose software projects in the public sector by establishing exemption regulations.