[AI Brief] Hancom’s “Agentic OS” Validated in Namyang Dairy’s Work Environment
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Hancom has entered a PoC stage in which it will apply its “Agentic OS” to Namyang Dairy’s real work environment.
The two companies plan to apply the agentic OS, which integrates AI agents, enterprise data and work systems, and verify its business innovation effects.
42Maru will introduce ways to apply agentic AI to policing and public safety administration innovation at a special lecture for the Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency.
AI technology is rapidly changing industry and everyday life. Hancom has entered the stage of verifying its self-developed “Agentic OS” by applying it to Namyang Dairy’s real work environment.
This collaboration goes beyond simply supplying an AI solution and instead involves building an operating system that optimizes the use of AI agents directly inside the company. Hancom has begun work to apply “Agentic OS” to Namyang Dairy’s business sites in this form.
To this end, Hancom and Namyang Dairy signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) for business cooperation on “Agentic OS.” The signing was announced on the 25th.
The signing ceremony was attended by Hancom Business Division head Jin Seong-sik, Namyang Dairy Management Support Division head Heo Tae-gwan, and officials from both companies. We hope readers can quickly grasp complex industry issues at a glance.
The two companies plan to apply the agentic OS, which integrates and operates multiple AI agents, enterprise data and work systems, to Namyang Dairy’s real work environment and verify the business innovation effects through a proof of concept (PoC).
This PoC will be based on practical data and workflows from Namyang Dairy’s frontline departments. Hancom will design AI agents tailored to Namyang Dairy’s work environment to support repetitive and standardized tasks. The plan is to help shorten processing time and secure productivity on the front lines.
Based on the PoC results, the two companies plan to define applicable business areas and collaboration directions in greater detail, and then expand the scope of implementation step by step, starting with verified areas.
Namyang Dairy also plans to use this collaboration as an opportunity to accelerate its front-line-centered AX business.
42Maru is presenting ways to apply agentic AI in policing. The goal is to improve police administrative efficiency and response capabilities. 42Maru was invited as a speaker for the “2nd AI Distinguished Lecture Series,” held at the main auditorium of the Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency, and announced on the 25th that it will deliver a special lecture.
The lecturer will be 42Maru CEO Kim Dong-hwan. The lecture topic is “The Age of Agentic AI: Police Administration Innovation in the Era of Generative AI.” Kim plans to review successful cases of police administrative innovation based on agentic AI, which goes beyond generative AI and can independently judge and execute complex tasks.
He also plans to share, in depth, with frontline police officers the strategy for transitioning to an “AI Native Police Agency” and future directions for innovation in public safety administration. The direction of an “AI Native Police Agency” is a shift that places AI at the core of police administration.
Kim Dong-hwan was officially appointed in April as a private-sector member of the National Police Agency’s AI and data-based administration committee, and has been working with police leadership and experts from various fields. He has reviewed and advised on key national public safety AI policies related to next-generation 112 systems, police investigation support AI (KICS-AI), and disaster safety physical AI. In this special lecture, he plans to draw on that experience to deliver policy insights and on-the-ground AI implementation know-how to frontline public safety sites.
42Maru CEO Kim Dong-hwan said he intends to combine the policy insights accumulated through his work as a private-sector member of the National Police Agency with 42Maru’s proven technological capabilities. Based on that, he expressed his determination to actively support the Korean National Police Agency’s leap toward a more advanced AI Native organization.
He also said he wants to help lead smart public safety administration built on public trust.
Kolon Benit announced on the 25th that it will participate as a platinum sponsor in “Dell Technologies Forum 2026.” The company said it will present its vision for partner collaboration in the AX ecosystem through the forum.
At the forum, Kolon Benit emphasized the role of customer partners in building and executing the AX ecosystem. It also framed this as accompanying customers throughout the entire journey before AI results are realized.
The key message at Kolon Benit’s booth at “Dell Technologies Forum 2026” is mutual growth and sustainable development within the partner ecosystem. The booth image is provided by Kolon Benit.
At the booth, the company focused on introducing the desk-side agentic AI new product, “Dell Pro Max With GB10.” With the concept of implementing AI on the desk, the product is an on-premises solution designed to run LLM-based autonomous agent workloads directly in developer and AI engineer desk environments. Its strengths include data security that prevents a company’s proprietary source code and data from being taken outside, a predictable cost structure, and low response latency.
Kolon Benit plans to propose the Dell AI portfolio, including GB10, tailored to domestic customer environments, and support the entire process from adoption validation to wider deployment. Based on its network of industrial customers in manufacturing, finance, construction and retail, as well as its partner ecosystem, the company also plans to quickly spread verified AI infrastructure and solutions to the field.
Eastsoft announced on the 25th that it has launched the markdown viewer and editor “Markdot.”
The launch responds to the growing use of tools such as ChatGPT and the expanding adoption of markdown, an AI-friendly file format.
“Markdot” supports opening, viewing, editing originals, checking results, saving, sharing and connecting to AI agents for markdown files, and is designed to handle all of these processes in a single app.
Key features include converting markdown files into a normal document view, searching content based on the table of contents and search function, moving documents within folders based on a file tree, moving to other markdown documents through links within a document, and sending markdown files to AI agents.
It also offers HTML and PDF export, auto-save and automatic reflection of external changes.
Regarding the usage environment, the company said file processing can be done without logging into an account and without cloud integration, with processing taking place on the device itself. Eastsoft added that, along with this environment, it has a user interface that can be used by non-developers, and that documents can be viewed and edited without any setup.
Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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