The Key to AI Adoption Isn't Features—It's Flexible Connectivity
The battleground for AI adoption is no longer features but connectivity. How flexibly AI connects with existing work systems and whether it delivers real business outcomes is becoming the key benchmark.
AI infrastructure software company Orchestro on the 16th released the results of its "VMware Transition and Virtualization Operations Survey," conducted with 13,541 IT professionals at companies and public institutions. Seventy percent of respondents cited "infrastructure scalability" as the top criterion when choosing a virtualization solution. As for why scalability matters, expanding computing resources to accommodate business growth ranked highest at 65%, followed by securing mid-to-long-term operational flexibility at 46% and expanding into AI and cloud environments at 41%.
Orchestro is addressing demand for the shift from virtualization to AI infrastructure with its server virtualization solution "ContraBase," cloud-native platform "Viola," multi- and hybrid cloud management platform "Orchestro CMP," and AI inference operations platform "Concerto AI."
In the practical AI content space spanning content and marketing, a commercial case of domestically developed singing voice synthesis technology has emerged. Voice AI company Odio Interactive, in collaboration with SBS A&T, applied the domestically developed singing voice synthesis engine "VoxFactory" to the development of a new voice for the Korean Vocaloid "SeeU." SeeU, created in 2011, is unveiling a new voice for the first time in 15 years. VoxFactory is a web-based singing voice synthesis solution that requires no separate program installation.
In marketing, real-time personalization based on customer behavior data has moved into practice. At "Braze Connection Seoul," held in Seoul on the 15th, AB180 presented T-money Mobility's case of personalized marketing built on real-time behavioral data. Using Braze's "Contextual Step" and "Personalized Delay" features, T-money Mobility adjusted notification timing based on user behavior and also ran cross-marketing that offered taxi discount coupons to express and intercity bus customers with no taxi ride history.
