Sharing AI Use Cases and Practical Issues in Finance and Public Sectors
Samjong KPMG announced on the 17th that it held a seminar titled "AI Innovation in Finance and Public Sector: Use Cases and Practical Issues" at the Grand Ballroom of The Plaza Hotel in Seoul on the 16th, with over 400 domestic companies in attendance.
Samjong KPMG held a seminar titled "AI Innovation in Finance and Public Sector: Use Cases and Practical Issues" on the 16th at The Plaza Hotel in Seoul. Samjong KPMG
This seminar was planned in response to the high demand from clients for use cases and practical issues in AI utilization in the finance and public sectors, building on the achievements of the "1st Samjong KPMG AI Summit" held in July. Samjong KPMG is supporting the creation of business value by building various AI agents and platforms in the finance and public sectors and integrating AI into companies' core work. During the seminar, Samjong KPMG introduced practical AI agent use cases based on its comprehensive consulting expertise accumulated in finance and public sectors, and presented key solutions and insights such as governance, data, and platform strategies for successful AI adoption.
In the first session, Lee Donggeun, Executive Director and Head of the AI Center at Samjong KPMG, emphasized that companies must comprehensively establish processes, organizations, service delivery models, technology, performance indicators, and governance in order to generate sustainable AI value. He particularly focused on AI governance systems, risk management, and measures to ensure safety and reliability, which are essential for regulatory compliance such as the Basic AI Act and for building trust in corporate AI.
Next, Jung Seungyeon, Executive Director of the Financial Consulting Division at Samjong KPMG, presented strategies for building AI platforms, which are the core infrastructure supporting the use of AI agents. He shared strategies for platform design tailored to corporate environments, along with technical elements such as data integration, processing speed, and model deployment and management, and introduced real-world cases applied to financial institutions.
Yang Hyunseok, Executive Director of the Financial Consulting Division at Samjong KPMG, introduced practical applications of generative AI. He demonstrated cases where generative AI was used to maximize the utilization of corporate knowledge assets and improve work efficiency, including simplified insurance underwriting, internal report searches, and accounting and tax work. He also presented solutions for converting document-based knowledge assets into data that can be recognized by AI.
Yeo Junhyeong, Executive Director of the Risk Consulting Division at Samjong KPMG, introduced various cases of advancing risk management systems using AI technology. Focusing on real-world examples of early identification of risks that may arise through AI in the finance and public sectors, as well as its application in decision-making support and risk monitoring, he highlighted the importance of AI-based risk management.
Choi Jongwon, Executive Director of the Digital Division at Samjong KPMG, stressed that the success or failure of AI utilization depends on data quality and management systems. He explained how companies can design and operate AI-friendly data management strategies, sharing cases where comprehensive management measures-from data collection and refinement to security and governance-ensured the accuracy and reliability of AI models.
Choi Jinyoung, Executive Director of the Digital Division at Samjong KPMG, presented strategies for optimizing AI agents through corporate process analysis. He explained step by step how AI agents are designed and applied for business process automation and improvement, and emphasized process efficiency and cost reduction through actual corporate case studies.
Corporate representatives who attended the seminar evaluated it as an opportunity to explore practical application cases and strategies in innovative work processes, risk management, and data management systems using AI, and to seek ways to strengthen digital transformation and corporate competitiveness based on AI in the future.
Kim Jingui, Head of Consulting at Samjong KPMG, stated, "We will present strategies and execution plans for AI innovation that contribute to the actual business of Korean companies," adding, "Samjong KPMG will provide effective AI advisory services by combining AI technological capabilities with accumulated expertise in various industries and work areas."
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