ISTANBUL (AA) – UKX Tech, one of the UKX Consultancy initiatives, participated in the Code w/ Claude event held in San Francisco at the invitation of Anthropic, within the scope of artificial intelligence-focused R&D studies. According to the statement made by the company, presentations were made at the event on current technologies developed in the field of artificial intelligence, new generation application approaches and the future of artificial intelligence-supported corporate solutions.
Within the scope of the program, the contributions of artificial intelligence to companies’ management processes, human policies, productivity models and decision-making mechanisms were discussed. It was also shared that UKX Tech aims to bring together artificial intelligence, technology and human-oriented management solutions within the UKX consultancy ecosystem. – Artificial intelligence era in corporate efficiency UKX Tech Technology Leader Elif Karaboğa, whose views were included in the statement, stated that artificial intelligence is not only a technological transformation tool, but also a strategic capacity that enables institutions to redesign their human, management and productivity policies.
Karaboğa explained that, within the scope of holistic consultancy concepts, they are accelerating their work to provide pioneering services in both corporate solutions and applications in the field of human policies in the coming period. Underlining that they aim to provide solutions that will provide the highest value to their customers with the products they develop with their own teams as well as the strategic collaborations they will establish with important enterprises of the sector, Karaboğa noted that UKX Tech will focus on human-centered, efficiency-based corporate solutions in 2026.
Karaboğa also stated that they are working on creative and applicable solutions that will support companies in developing artificial intelligence strategies in their management processes.
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