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Gabia, AWS Hold Amazon Quick Hands-on Seminar

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At the hands-on seminar for “Amazon Quick.” [Photo: Gabia]

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Gabia said on the 30th that it held an "Amazon Quick Hands-on Seminar" together with AWS.

About 30 participants took part in the seminar, including people from development, planning, marketing, sales, and other functions.

The participants built AI agents for automating repetitive tasks such as internal document search and summarization, and report writing.

Gabia said on the 30th that it held an "Amazon Quick Hands-on Seminar" together with Amazon Web Services (AWS). About 30 participants from a range of companies and job functions took part in the seminar.

The participants came from development, planning, marketing, sales, and other functions. At the seminar, they had time to work directly with Amazon Quick.

The participants built AI agents for automating repetitive work such as internal document search and summarization, and report writing. Amazon Quick is AWS's AI assistant service, which functions by linking enterprise work data and applications and supports information retrieval and analysis, as well as repetitive task automation.

Amazon Quick is based on conversational AI and targets distributed work information such as internal documents, emails, messengers, and internal systems. Through this, it can be used to set up natural-language instruction-based information retrieval and summarization, data analysis, document and report writing, and repetitive task processing. The photo shows the Amazon Quick hands-on seminar, and the source is Gabia.

The program was designed to focus less on introducing product features and more on exploring AI use cases that could be applied to each participant's own work and implementing them directly.

AWS and Gabia specialist engineers took part in the process to present AI application methods suited to each company's work environment during the hands-on session, and technical consultation was also provided. Through a Q&A session, participants checked the possibilities for application by department and the technical requirements needed for adoption.

Gabia has experience in building and operating Amazon Quick through its work on the Amazon Quick adoption project for ILSUNG IS, a comprehensive pharmaceutical company, and it reflected that experience from the ILSUNG IS project in this program. In that project, Gabia provided step-by-step adoption support, from identifying use cases and starting a small-scale PoC to applying the service to actual work and expanding it across the company.

Gabia plans to provide follow-up support such as technical consulting for companies that expressed interest in adopting Amazon Quick at this seminar. As an AWS Managed Service Provider (MSP), Gabia supports customers in stages, from defining specific use cases and PoCs to building and operating the service and expanding it across the company.

Gabia plans to expand Amazon Quick use cases that reflect the characteristics of work by industry through this program. It also plans to continue its joint customer program with AWS.

Baek Seung-han, a director at Gabia, said that in the process of applying generative AI to work, it is important not only to experience the technology but also to define the work challenges to be solved. He said Gabia has accumulated experience during the ILSUNG IS build process and explained that it plans to support the verification of AI use cases discovered by customers on site. He added that it also plans to support the practical application of verified use cases in actual work.

Gabia launched a hybrid cloud configuration in July. The setup integrates "GPU server hosting" with the virtualization environment "Gabia Cloud."

Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=241912

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