LUCULENT Software

Founded in 1999, LUCULENT is a leading provider of comprehensive smart industry solutions. Adhering to the business philosophy of "Connection, Sharing, Integration, and Ecosystem," the company continuously innovates and embraces open cooperation. In the fields of "Smart Factory, Smart Park, and Smart City," it has established a full-process and full-lifecycle service system covering "Management Consulting, Solutions and Products, IT Operations and Maintenance Services, and IT Supervision Services."
Since its inception, LUCULENT has always been committed to revitalizing national software brands. It has developed a management-integrated informatization platform with independent intellectual property rights on a single platform. Many of its products have successfully replaced imports, effectively safeguarding national industrial information security. LUCULENT is a supplier for the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's key pilot projects promoting energy conservation and emission reduction through the integration of informatization and industrialization; a solution provider for demonstration enterprises in deep integration of informatization and industrialization; a CMMI Level 5 internationally assessed and certified enterprise; the joint leader of the Power Industry Group of the SOA Standards Working Group under the National Informatization Standards Committee; a provider of overall informatization solutions for fourth-generation nuclear power technology; a qualified entity for scientific research and production; a member of the Fast Reactor Industrialization Technology Innovation Strategic Alliance; a vice-chairman unit of the China Smart City Industry Alliance; and a recipient of the National Quality Award Encouragement Prize and the Nanjing Mayor's Quality Award.
Currently, LUCULENT has become a group-level enterprise with 13 wholly-owned or holding subsidiaries. Its business covers more than ten countries and regions worldwide, serving over 1,000 central state-owned enterprises, large state-owned enterprises, well-known foreign enterprises, and local governments, including the five major power generation groups, CITIC Group, CGN Group, Conch Group, CNBM Group, China Aerospace Group, Jiangsu Guoxin Group, Xinhua News Agency, Huawei, GE, and the cities of Nanjing, Chifeng, Changsha, Yangzhou, and Dalian.