[Asia AI Awards] "Commercializing Generative AI in the Workplace"... Jeonon Wins Venture Business Association President's Award
Winner of the 2025 Asia AI Awards: Venture Business Association President's Prize
GenOS Recognized for Advanced Generative AI Applications in Corporate Settings
Jeonon, a company specializing in generative artificial intelligence (AI) solutions, received the Venture Business Association President's Award at the "2025 Asia AI Awards" held at the Press Center in Jung-gu, Seoul on December 18.
Goseoktae Jeonon, CEO of Jeonon (right), is taking a commemorative photo after receiving the Venture Business Association President's Award at the "3rd Asia AI Awards Ceremony" held at Maehwa Hall, Press Center, Jung-gu, Seoul on December 18, 2025. Photo by Kang Jinhyung
View original imageJeonon has developed and distributed a platform that enables companies to easily build AI services based on their own data. The company's platform, GenOS, aims for the practical commercialization of generative AI in corporate settings.
Through GenOS, Jeonon supplies a platform that allows for the implementation of customized AI agents and workflows for enterprises, targeting major domestic industries such as finance, energy and power, manufacturing, and the public sector. By leading the spread of enterprise-specific generative AI, the company received high marks. Jeonon is accelerating the digital transformation of Korean companies by achieving the practical commercialization of AI technology.
GenOS provides integrated support for data connectivity, model selection, and application service implementation, all of which are required during the adoption of generative AI. The platform is designed to reduce technical complexity, allowing even non-developer roles to utilize it, thereby maximizing its usefulness in actual business operations. For example, at Korea Midland Power, which adopted GenOS, 81% of employees reported having used the GenOS-based generative AI service "HiComi" according to an internal survey, and 61% said they experienced tangible results such as reduced work hours. By securing such references for generative AI adoption within major corporations and public institutions, Jeonon has demonstrated both reliability and industry impact. In the financial sector, where trust is paramount, the company achieved generative AI expansion centered on GenOS at more than eight institutions in the first half of this year alone.
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Jeonon is also applying the latest AI technologies to GenOS, such as OneAgent based on Actionable AI. This next-generation AI agent recognizes computer and browser screens like a real person, directly manipulates systems, and completes tasks independently.
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