CJ Olive Young to Host Its First Tech Conference This November
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CJ Olive Young, Korea's leading health and beauty (H&B) company, announced that it will host its first-ever tech conference this coming November. This event was organized to share the IT expertise and data utilization cases that Olive Young has accumulated with the public and industry stakeholders.
At this conference, various technical achievements, such as Olive Young's online mall operation know-how and the development process of customer-tailored services, will be presented. In particular, concrete examples of how artificial intelligence (AI) and big data have been used to improve the customer shopping experience are expected to be covered.
Industry insiders assess that this event will serve as an opportunity to confirm the digital transformation strategy pursued by Olive Young, going beyond simple technology sharing. It is also expected to be an opportunity for IT developers and technical experts to gather, discuss the latest technology trends, and network.
An official from CJ Olive Young stated that through this first conference, the company will further solidify its position as a technology-driven enterprise. Detailed information regarding the event schedule and how to apply for participation will be announced later through the official Olive Young website.
Sources: 이코리아
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