On November 10

Samil PwC will hold a management seminar for executives of mid-sized companies.


Samil PwC announced on October 21 that it will host a seminar titled "The Future of Management at Mid-Sized Companies, Redefined by AI and Data" at 3 p.m. on November 10 at Amore Hall on the second floor of Amorepacific's headquarters in Yongsan, Seoul.


The seminar is designed to help executives of mid-sized companies assess changes to work and organizational structures resulting from the adoption of AI and explore how to respond in management. It will feature presentations on four topics, followed by a panel discussion.

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In the first session, Professor Yeo Hyundeok of KAIST will discuss changes driven by AI and how companies can respond, under the title "AI for CEOs of Mid-Sized Companies." Jeong Euni, a partner at PwC Consulting, will explain how AI adoption can transform finance and management functions in a presentation titled "Redesigning Management Functions in the Age of AI."


In the third session, Samil PwC partner Lee Seunguk will present on "Before ERP and AI, Data Is the Answer." He is expected to emphasize the need to establish a data-driven decision-making framework to make effective use of enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems and AI.


Samil PwC partner Kim Jaedong will outline changes to the work environment that agentic AI could bring and approaches to work design in a presentation titled "Agentic AI and Work Design."


Following the presentations, a panel discussion featuring Samil PwC partner Kim Seongho and the speakers will be held, followed by an audience Q&A session. All attendees will receive a copy of "CEO's AI," co-authored by Professor Yeo, Lee Seunghwan, Samil PwC AX Node Leader and Vice President, and partner Lee Changhun.



Registration for the seminar is available on the Samil PwC website.


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