Hancom Announces Commercialization of 'Twin-Type Agentic OS'... "24-Hour Operation with Digital Twin"

Hancom is seeking to take the lead in the AI transformation (AX) market with a "twin-type agentic operating system (OS)" that replicates users' work patterns to operate 24 hours a day.

On April 23, Hancom announced that it had held "Hancom AX Day," an event to share company-wide AX achievements and present future strategic directions. The company also unveiled its plan to launch the twin-type agentic OS within the first half of the year and commercialize it before the end of the year.

The twin-type agentic OS is an AI agent in the form of a digital twin (a method of digitally replicating the functions, characteristics, and behaviors of physical assets in a virtual environment). It reflects each individual's unique work style and can autonomously complete work tasks around the clock. Hancom has modularized its document structuring technology and AI capabilities accumulated over 36 years, positioning the OS as an intelligent control tower that organically connects various AI models and existing work systems.

Hancom also shared its internal innovation strategy to drive fundamental change in its corporate culture. The company will operate the "AX Champion System," which recognizes and rewards employees who achieve tangible improvements in work performance by leveraging AI tools, going beyond mere AI adoption.

Kim Yeonsu, CEO of Hancom, said, "We will completely restructure our business model from the traditional package software launch approach to a company that builds AX implementation systems, enabling customers to experience real productivity gains in the field." He added, "With the twin-type agentic OS, we aim to become the most trusted AX partner for our customers."

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