Jungwon Ensis Appoints Chanyoung Kwon as Head of AI Strategy to Strengthen AI Business Execution

Chanyoung Kwon, Head of AI Strategy at Jeongwon Ensys. Provided by Jeongwon Ensys

AI infrastructure provider Jungwon Ensis has recruited Chanyoung Kwon as Head of AI Strategy to expand its artificial intelligence (AI) business and strengthen its technological competitiveness. By bringing on board an expert with over 25 years of experience in AI, big data, and cloud, the company aims to enhance its capabilities in discovering new business opportunities and establishing technical strategies.

On the 22nd, Jungwon Ensis announced that it has appointed Chanyoung Kwon as the new Head of AI Strategy and will formally launch the operation of its AI Strategy Office under the AI Center.

Chanyoung Kwon will oversee the establishment of AI business strategies, the identification of new services, the design of technology roadmaps, and collaboration between related departments. Building on the company’s IT infrastructure, he will be responsible for driving the expansion and commercialization of the company’s AI business.

Kwon is a technical expert who has accumulated 25 years of experience in software development and service implementation across various fields such as artificial intelligence, big data, cloud, fintech, and blockchain. He has worked at major domestic and international tech companies including Naver and SAP Labs Korea, and has since served as Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Chief Information Officer (CIO), and Technical Director at several other companies including BlueCloud, AIZEN Global, Fitpet, IMAI, Probit Global, and ConnectPiCloud.

While at Naver, he was responsible for the development and operation of the Hangame Tetris game server and the Naver Messenger server. At SAP Labs Korea, he participated in the development of SAP HANA, an in-memory database, and led the construction of a Python DB API and automatic benchmarking system for HANA.

He has also gained experience in technology development and organizational management in the fields of AI, finance, and healthcare. At AIZEN Global, he designed AutoML solutions provided to Woori Card and Hyundai Card, and led the development of a deep learning-based credit card fraud detection system. At IMAI, he built an organizational structure for developing AI software for colonoscopy, and at Fitpet, he created a development team of about 30 people to build an e-commerce platform and subscription-based delivery services.

At Probit Global, he drove the adoption of microservices architecture and the advancement of cloud systems. At ConnectPiCloud, he was in charge of building cloud architecture and establishing a DevOps framework, thereby solving technical challenges during the company’s growth phase.

With this recruitment, Jungwon Ensis plans to expand its existing IT infrastructure business experience into the AI sector. The AI Strategy Office will analyze market and customer demand for AI to identify new business opportunities, and will connect business and technical teams to turn these opportunities into actual products and services.

Kwon stated, "We intend to go beyond simply adopting AI technology, enabling Jungwon Ensis’s clients to meaningfully advance their existing businesses through highly practical AI transformations." He added, "We will also establish an AI business execution framework so that business strategy and technology development can move forward together."

Jungwon Ensis plans to strengthen its technical strategy development and business execution capabilities by hiring AI specialists, and accelerate its push into the AI transformation market based on its established IT infrastructure expertise.

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