Saltlux officially launched the 'AI Work Innovation Center' on the 15th to systematically support the introduction of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in corporations.
The AI Work Innovation Center is an organization that supports the entire process for corporations struggling to adopt AI agents, from strategy development to reviewing the latest technologies, developing prototypes, and transitioning to the main business. Recently, as AI agents have emerged as key to securing corporate competitiveness, more corporations wish to adopt them, but many face practical difficulties in system integration, security, and expenses.
Saltlux operates a sprint-based framework through this center, utilizing about 30 types of large and small language models (LLM, SLM), proprietary GPU and cloud infrastructure, AI coding assistants, and more than 100 external integration tools. In particular, the policy is to enhance project success rates by introducing a 'pre-feedback method' that allows for early review of expected outcomes for each use case.
The AI Work Innovation Center consists of a total of four stages: strategic workshops, prototype design, development, and transition to the main business. It reflects customer requirements in an agile manner and gradually applies elements optimized for actual operations, including internal data integration and user training, as well as the application of AIOps.
Through preliminary promotions, high demand has been confirmed in six fields: AI smart factories, in-house business support systems, data analysis, workflow automation, and innovative financial services. The company explained that prototype development is expected to close early this year.
Saltlux will hold a webinar titled 'Practical Playbook for AI Adoption' on the 29th to guide participants on adoption strategies, use case application methods, and technology review points. Webinar participants will also be offered free support for use case workshops and prototype development.
Lee Kyung-il, CEO of Saltlux, said, 'AI is now a necessary strategy that all corporations must prepare for, not a choice,' and noted, 'We will actively support the AI transition of domestic corporations.'