MegazoneCloud Named AWS Amazon Quick Partner in Korea

Aug 12, 2026
MegazoneCloud has been selected as the first system integration partner in Korea for Amazon Quick by the AWS Generative AI Innovation Center.

MegazoneCloud has been selected as the first system integration partner in Korea for Amazon Quick by the Generative AI Innovation Center at AWS, the company announced in a press release.

Amazon Quick is an intelligent workplace assistant that connects to enterprise systems and data. It supports tasks such as report writing, data analysis, and task execution through natural language commands.

MegazoneCloud will design and support Amazon Quick deployments for enterprise requirements, including large user environments, internal security policies, and legacy system integration. The company said it will handle consulting, deployment, and operations for customers using the assistant.

The company also introduced a Live in 45 program for Amazon Quick adoption. The program is designed to complete deployment, operations, and effectiveness checks in about 45 days.

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