Hancom will work with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to launch its AI workforce platform Nomadian in the U.S. market.

Hancom will work with AWS on everything from product upgrades to pricing policy and marketing strategy ahead of a beta release of Nomadian in late December. It will also move to secure sales channels through AWS Marketplace.

According to the company, the two firms will jointly carry out the full process from product design to market strategy, launch and marketing through a 10-week joint build programme called Hancom x AWS CoLab. CoLab is an AWS innovation programme that supports customers in developing new products and business models.

The cooperation will proceed largely in two areas: product and market tracks. In the product track, Hancom will upgrade the product with support from AWS engineers and complete an initial product that actually runs in the AWS environment. In the market track, they will jointly verify market size, customers' willingness to pay, pricing policy and the revenue structure. Hancom will lead the product vision and decision-making.

Nomadian is an AI workforce platform that hires AI agents as employees to form a team, targeting solo entrepreneurs. Through Nomadian, users can select agents to match needed roles such as data analysts and content marketers, then place AI employees in a 3D workspace to run their businesses. Nomadian will release a beta service in the United States in late December and be commercialised as a subscription service in 2027.

As an AWS partner, Hancom is also pushing to participate in the AWS ISV Accelerate Program. It plans to speed up global co-selling, including in the United States.

Hancom CEO Kim Yeon-su (김연수) said, "By working with AWS from product design to market entry, we will establish Nomadian in the U.S. market and use it as a foothold for global business expansion." He added, "In an era when one person delivers team performance together with AI employees, Hancom will pioneer the AI workforce market so anyone can become an 'agent owner' and grow their own business."