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Notion to Serve as Knowledge Hub for CJ CheilJedang's Research Sites

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[From left] CJ CheilJedang Technology Materials Research Institute CTO Massimo Merighi, Notion co-founder Akshay Kothari, CJ CheilJedang Technology Materials Research Institute Managing Director Jung Joon-young, and Notion Korea country manager Park Dae-sung. [Photo: Notion]

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According to AI TIMES, Notion will work with CJ CheilJedang on September 3 to support the buildout of an R&D context hub that brings togethe…

According to AI TIMES, Notion will work with CJ CheilJedang on September 3 to support the buildout of an R&D context hub that brings together research knowledge and work context from the Technology Materials Research Institute. The collaboration focuses on laying the groundwork for a research environment that can use AI in the future by linking not only the existing in-house LIMS, but also the background, discussions, and decision-making accumulated during research processes. The plan is to structure research records, experimental data, and meeting notes inside Notion and manage them by project. The contract will proceed together with CJ OliveNetworks, alongside license supply and the establishment of an operating system. Beyond simple document organization, the initiative also includes a plan to connect accumulated information with repetitive tasks such as search, summarization, and reporting. The two companies plan to continue buildout, onboarding, training, and security support, and expand the range of AI transformation use cases in research settings.

Perspective

The core of this collaboration is not simply bringing in one more tool. It shows that the first priority is to gather scattered research records and decision-making context in one place and turn them into a format AI can handle. In the end, the competitiveness of a research organization may depend less on model performance itself than on how well its internal knowledge is connected. That is why this move can be read as a signal that, in R&D settings, the standard for AI adoption is shifting from automation to knowledge structuring.

This perspective is BizCrush's own commentary and is not part of the reporting by AI TIMES.

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