It was found that companies are efficiently processing large amounts of data in related fields such as finance through AI agents and large-scale private AI transitions, and achieving results through AI analysis.

Cloudera, a hybrid platform company for data, analytics, and AI, held 'Partner Day 2025 Korea' for domestic partners and customers at Oakwood Premier COEX in Seoul on the 16th, and announced this year's key strategies and corporate AI market trends.

More than 40 partner companies, including Goodmorning I-Tech and Kolon Benit, which work closely with Cloudera, attended the event.

Choi Seung-cheol, CEO of Cloudera Korea, who gave the welcoming speech, emphasized that Cloudera is leading the enterprise AI ecosystem and is providing comprehensive AI solutions in cooperation with NVIDIA, AWS, Crew AI, and Anthropic.

He explained Cloudera's role in supporting data analytics and AI applications in hybrid cloud environments based on the latest open data lake architecture and Cloudera AI platform.

Afterwards, Kim Ho-jung, Executive Director of Cloudera Korea, took the podium and introduced this year's key strategies and products. He said that the importance of 'AI-Ready Data' is increasingly highlighted in the enterprise AI market, and that the rise of AI agents and the transition to large-scale private AI can accelerate enterprises' innovation journey.

In the presentation of customer success stories, the story of Mirae Asset Securities' construction of the 'AI Market Assistant' attracted great attention.

Manager Lee Woo-ram shared the process of effectively managing stock price and news data by strengthening real-time data analysis and processing capabilities using Cloudera Dataflow. He said that through this, he successfully implemented a system that analyzes various technical indicators in real time and provides market information.

In addition, Kolon Benit’s Senior Vice President Sang-Kyu Kang presented a case study on how Cloudera’s technology was used to optimize large-scale data processing and implement an integrated infrastructure that includes AI analysis. He said he plans to expand this approach to various industries, including finance.

Cloudera plans to continue to strengthen cooperation with domestic partners and expand technical and sales support through its partner network program.

CEO Choi Seung-cheol said, “Cloudera seeks to grow together with its partners and will strive to provide comprehensive and customized solutions suited to the rapidly changing AI era.”