KT Targets Public Institution AX Demand... Holds 'AX Strategy Seminar'

Sharing Public AX Strategies and Cases for Central and Local Governments

KT announced on the 17th that it held the "Artificial Intelligence Transformation (AX) Strategy Seminar" under the theme of "Public Service Innovation Strategy in the AI Era."

This seminar was organized to introduce strategies for integrating artificial intelligence (AI)-based digital innovation into the public sector. Approximately 100 participants, including officials from central government ministries, attended the event.

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Yoo Yong-gyu, Executive Director of KT's Public Business Division, presented the demand for AX adoption in the public sector and future public digital transformation strategies during the session titled "Successful AX Innovation Strategies for Public Institutions." He also introduced AI-based innovation cases applied to actual public institution operations.

Bae Soon-min, Senior Executive Director of KT AI Future LAB, emphasized the productivity enhancement effects in the public sector through generative AI technology in the session "AI and Cloud for National Competitiveness." He then introduced cases of generative AI applications in the public sectors of various countries abroad.

Yoo Hyun-kyung, Head of Public Business Division at Microsoft Korea, stressed the need to establish and implement a long-term roadmap for public AX transformation in her session titled "AI Adoption Strategy for Leadership in Future-ready Government."

Meanwhile, the exhibition hall featured KT's AICT solutions specialized for public institutions, including ▲mobile work platform "Office Mobile," ▲quantum cryptography communication, and ▲5G-based precise location positioning technology "EL SAR."

An Chang-yong, Vice President and Head of KT Enterprise Division, stated, "KT has established itself as an AICT partner in the public market based on differentiated communication infrastructure and IT solutions," adding, "We will continue to actively support more public institutions in realizing AX through digital infrastructure."