
A new approachto global business.
Find buyers, understand their interest and connect conversations to business opportunities. Explore how companies, regional partners and institutions can start with CONNECT AI.
PDF · 15 pages · Korean original · 2026.11
Read the online brochure- 01 / MARKETWhere should we sell?
- 02 / BUYERWho should we approach?
- 03 / ACTIONWhat should we do next?
Keep sales opportunities connected.
Turn market research, exhibitions, business cards and follow-up into the next sales action.
Scattered data
Connect research, business cards, spreadsheets and email to preserve sales context.
Lost continuity
Keep a record of contacts and responses when responsibilities change.
Missed timing
Prepare follow-up actions based on observed interest signals.
One data flow, from markets to opportunities.
AI analyzes and recommends. People make the final decisions and carry out transactions.

- 01
MARKET
Promising countries and market priorities
- 02
BUYER CONNECT
Relevant companies and contacts
- 03
MORI / DBI
Interest signals and next actions
- 04
HUMAN SALES
Meetings, quotations and negotiation
- 05
DEAL & LEARN
Opportunities and sales knowledge
Choose a starting point that fits your business.
Start with your own operations, outsourced execution or a partnership after validation.
Operate directly
Companies with a sales team manage markets, buyers, interest signals and follow-up themselves.
Ask about this approachOutsource sales execution
Support discovery, outreach, meetings, quotations and follow-up for companies without a dedicated team.
Ask about this approachBuild a performance partnership
Discuss sales representation and performance sharing separately after validating the product and market potential.
Ask about this approachCONNECT AI technology. Partner-led execution.
Connect roles and practical experience to support regional and industry sales abroad.

Regional operating partners
Company recruitment, assessment and project operations
AI trade professionals
Market research, buyer discovery and follow-up
Institutions and associations
Member outreach, joint pilots and commercialization
Universities and educators
Senior × Junior development and company practice
Industry service providers
Certification, marketing and local sales
Start with a pilot you can evaluate.
An eight-week preliminary pilot proposal assuming participation by 3–5 companies. This is not a confirmed recruitment announcement; scope and dates are discussed through an inquiry.


- Weeks 1–2
Assess market and product
Agree export conditions and targeting criteria
- Weeks 3–4
Discover buyers
Validate candidates and set priorities
- Weeks 5–6
Make contact
Send proposals and record responses
- Weeks 7–8
Review follow-up and results
Review meetings, quotations and improvements
View full PDFKeep the overview for your next conversation.
Review the service structure and participation models. Download directly without submitting personal information.
- Service structure and operating principles
- Participation models for companies, partners and institutions
- Eight-week pilot proposal and service guide
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PDF · 15 pages · Korean original · 2026.11
Service scope and actual adoption terms are discussed during consultation.
Let’s discuss your next step.
Tell us whether you are interested in adoption, sales execution, a partnership or a joint project.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to provide contact details to download?
No. The overview is available directly without signing in or submitting personal information.
What if I have not chosen a starting approach?
Select Other and describe your situation. We can discuss your readiness and the support you need.
Are pilot participation or sales results guaranteed?
The pilot is a preliminary proposal. Companies, dates and scope are subject to discussion. AI supports analysis and recommendations; the parties decide on purchases and final transactions.