Laon People unveils ‘AI Assistant’ that learns user data to help with work < Press release < AI company < Industry < Text of article

Laon People (CEO Seok-joong Lee) announced on the 26th that it will unveil ‘Laon Assistant,’ which provides creative thinking and solutions through artificial intelligence (AI), at an event in May.

Raon Assistant supports both cloud and on-premise environments. The explanation is that through the process of constantly analyzing and learning from user data, it not only provides professional knowledge and technology necessary for work, but also provides creative and diverse information and solutions.

In particular, it learns online and offline related knowledge in real time, including user data and connections, MS365 documents, and emails. This is to support desired information and various services based on data.

When a new employee enters the company website and product manual, it provides an introduction to the company, including its history and history, technology status, and product introduction. In addition, if the human resources and general affairs department uploads the list of executives and employees, company regulations, and general affairs-related status, it is possible to manage congratulations and condolences and the management of arrivals and departures. You can also check special matters such as service regulations, furniture, and asset management.

In addition, when a sales representative uploads relevant files, a sales strategy is suggested, or the sales strategy is shared through market research, customer data, and insight analysis.

By using the chatbot function, you can receive solutions not only for work but also for all other matters. He emphasized that information sharing and collaboration across departmental boundaries are possible, and that advanced work is achieved by exchanging data and information.

An official from Laon People said, “We are also introducing various technologies and solutions such as EZ Planet and Laon Sentinel. In the case of EZ Planet, we plan to provide improved services by recruiting a beta test experience group.”

Reporter Jang Se-min [email protected]