Two Line Cloud and Knowledge Cube Join Forces on Enterprise Portal and Knowledge Management AX Joint Business
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Two Line Cloud and Knowledge Cube signed an MOU to pursue a joint AI transformation (AX) business in the enterprise work portal and knowledge management system (KMS) sector.
The two companies plan to target the enterprise AX market by combining Knowledge Cube's portal and knowledge management build expertise with Two Line Cloud's RAG, AI agent, and cloud technologies.
They will first begin a joint proof of concept (PoC) that applies Two Line Cloud's RAG technology to Knowledge Cube's work portal and knowledge management environment, and then pursue joint proposals for existing clients and expand collaboration in the information security sector.
Two Line Cloud and Knowledge Cube have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to pursue a joint business project for AI transformation (AX) in the enterprise work portal and knowledge management system (KMS) sectors. Two Line Cloud announced the signing on the 15th.
The two companies signed the agreement with the goal of combining their respective capabilities and customer bases to target the enterprise AX market. To that end, they plan to combine Knowledge Cube's portal and knowledge management build know-how and customer base with Two Line Cloud's retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), AI agent, and cloud technologies.
Accordingly, the two companies will first launch a joint proof of concept (PoC) that applies Two Line Cloud's RAG technology to Knowledge Cube's work portal and knowledge management environment. The PoC will focus on internal structured and unstructured documents and knowledge assets, aiming to address the limitations of existing search.
The two companies plan to focus this PoC on verifying search quality, answer consistency, and operational stability. The photo shows Shin Hyun-seok, co-CEO of Two Line Cloud, and Kim Hak-hoon, CEO of Knowledge Cube.
The two companies are defining practical use cases, including support for managing deliverables in response to system changes, and are first developing concrete examples that can be used in actual work settings. They then plan to launch full-scale joint proposals for Knowledge Cube's existing clients based on the PoC results.
At the same time, the two companies are expanding cooperation into the information security sector and are seeking joint business opportunities based on linking Knowledge Cube's information security portal with Two Line Cloud's DaaS. Their first target is the financial sector, against the backdrop of strict regulatory compliance requirements. Their joint proposal policy is to present an architecture for work and AI utilization based on a secure isolated environment for information security personnel.
CEO Kim Hak-hoon said he would pursue the combination of Knowledge Cube's AI knowledge management capabilities with Two Line Cloud's AI Native technology. He also said he aims to create successful AX cases for client companies and expects synergy with KCUBE ON.
Shin Hyun-seok, co-CEO of Two Line Cloud, said the agreement combines Two Line Cloud's cloud and AI capabilities with Knowledge Cube's portal and knowledge management expertise, and expressed hope that it will serve as an opportunity to create tangible AX results that customers can feel. He added that the company plans to identify solutions tailored to customer needs by industry and continue expanding joint business opportunities in domestic and overseas markets through cooperation with KCUBE ON.
Source: IT DAILY · Kwon Young-seok
Original: https://www.itdaily.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=242216
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