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NCDC Inc. has announced a webinar titled "[For Large Enterprises] To What Extent Should You Handle 'In-House Development' in the Age of Generative AI?"

### Background and Challenges With the expansion of cloud services like AWS and the advancement of Generative AI, there is a growing momentum among companies to lead their own system development. This shift is not just for cost reduction but is a strategic move to keep pace with rapid changes in the market and business environment.

However, many enterprises struggle to take the first step due to challenges such as: - Uncertainty about how to begin AI utilization and in-house transition. - Difficulty in defining internal roles to reduce vendor dependency. - Lack of clarity on organizational design for AWS and Generative AI. - Indecision on whether the IT department or business units should take the lead.

### Seminar Highlights The webinar focuses on in-house development leveraging AWS and Generative AI, covering these key topics: - Criteria for deciding whether to pursue in-house development. - Identifying systems suitable (and unsuitable) for in-house development. - Organizing internal structures and defining clear roles between the company and vendors. - Strategies for accumulating knowledge internally and transitioning to a sustainable development model. - Introduction to NCDC's 'companionship' support approach, ranging from organizational setup to talent development.

### Target Audience - Individuals at companies exploring in-house development and AI utilization with AWS. - Professionals in IT planning, DX promotion, or Information Systems departments. - Those looking to move away from vendor dependency and establish internal development functions.

NCDC goes beyond traditional consulting by providing long-term support that includes implementation and technical adoption, helping companies transition to a 'sustainable development organization.'

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  • Source: PR TIMES
  • Category: Event
  • Organizations: AWS (Amazon Web Services) / NCDC