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KT launches AI portal to help businesses navigate digital transformation

KT launched an online consulting platform designed to help businesses move from artificial intelligence ambitions (AI) to practical implementation, offering tailored technology recommendations, industry strategies and access to experts. The telecommunications company said Thursday it had opened the KT AX Biz Portal, a specialized platform that brings together information and services for…

KT launches AI portal to help businesses navigate digital transformation

KT has unveiled an online consulting platform, the KT AX Biz Portal, aimed at assisting businesses with their journey from AI ambitions to successful implementation. The portal offers customized technology recommendations, industry strategies, and expert consultations. While many firms acknowledge the necessity of adopting AI, they often face difficulties in identifying the most suitable technologies and solutions for their specific operations, according to KT.

The new platform simplifies this process by addressing key aspects such as strategy development, solution selection, implementation examples, and professional consultations. Users can navigate through the portal based on industry, business task, and the different stages of AI adoption, including discovery, pilot projects, expansion, and optimization.

A key feature of the platform is the AX Solution Consultant, which evaluates a company's digital transformation needs through six qualified questions.

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