Hancom AI Platform 'Nomadian' to Launch in U.S. in December... "Praised at NDR"
Hancom said on the 23rd that its AI workforce platform, Nomadian, will begin commercialization with the launch of a beta service in the United States this December.
Hancom will hold “Nomadian Day” next week to unveil its strategy for entering the U.S. market. The company plans to step up commercialization with the beta launch in December and officially launch the platform next year.
Hancom held a non-deal roadshow (NDR) in the United States this month and met with local institutional investors. Executives, including CEO Kim Yeonsu and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) Jeong Jihwan, met with institutional investors and gave them a live demonstration of Nomadian.
Investors also showed interest in the collaboration with AWS. Hancom is developing Nomadian products and commercialization strategies with AWS through “Hancom × AWS CoLab.” It is also pursuing a listing on the AWS Marketplace.
Hancom has identified 5.21 million sole proprietors and small businesses in the United States that already use AI or pay for it as its initial target market.
Hancom is also focusing its development and investment on Nomadian. During the beta period, it will incorporate feedback from U.S. users to improve the product. The company also plans to continue developing and investing in the agent and document technologies that underpin Nomadian.
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“We will use Nomadian to prove that the technologies and services we have developed can succeed in global markets,” said Hancom CEO Kim Yeonsu.
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