TmaxTibero Presents DB Migration and AI Data Strategy to Malaysian Public Agencies

TmaxTibero said on the 12th that it held a technology update event in Malaysia with local IT company Cloud Knights and briefed public officials on DB migration and AI-linked data strategies. The event, called "Tibero Tech Update," was held on the 11th at Le Meridien Putrajaya in Malaysia.

At the event, TmaxTibero introduced DB migration for public institutions, vector-based DB technology, and data strategies using its work AI platform "OwlAI." It also shared ways to ensure a stable transition from existing DB environments, build the data infrastructure needed in the AI era, and make use of that infrastructure.

IT and data infrastructure officials from 32 organizations, including Malaysia's Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry, National Digital Department, Melaka state government, and major universities, attended the event. TmaxTibero presented the local public sector with a roadmap spanning the transition from existing environments to infrastructure for AI response.

Through the event, TmaxTibero shared DB migration and AI data utilization measures with Malaysian public institutions and strengthened the foundation for local business cooperation.

Tibero introduced practical methods for moving existing Oracle DB systems to Tibero DB based on actual customer cases. It also presented key considerations for compatibility and migration, as well as practical transition methods, while sharing the direction of vector-based DB technology to be applied to the next-generation Tibero DB.

Tibero also explained a technology that combines vector search for conditional queries on existing business data with vector search for exploring semantic similarities in data. The company said the technology helps improve the efficiency of AI data search and use across various data types. It also introduced ways for institutions to link the data they hold with OwlAI and use it in their work, explaining how institutional data can be used with AI.

Tibero stressed that AI-linked capabilities alone are not enough for practical AI use in business operations. It said a data environment that can understand data structures, business context, access permissions, security, and system load is needed. It also explained that stable operation of existing DB systems and a transition foundation are necessary, and that the data accumulated by institutions must be usable in an AI environment.

Tibero's event comes amid Malaysia's push to shift the public sector to the cloud and modernize digital infrastructure. Last year, the Malaysian government released the National Cloud Computing Policy (NCCP) and is pushing cloud adoption across all sectors, including government agencies. The government aims to become a world-class cloud hub by 2030.

Against this backdrop, Na Tae-kyun, head of Tibero's Global Business Division, said it was highly meaningful to share Tibero's technologies and solutions with about 80 officials from 32 Malaysian public institutions. Na said Tibero has experience and technical capabilities in building databases across a wide range of industries, including public sector, financial, and corporate clients in Korea. He added that the company plans to strengthen cooperation with local partners, support DB migration at Malaysian public institutions, expand database technologies for the AI era, and grow its data utilization business through OwlAI.

Source: IT DAILY · Yang Seung-gap
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