We are pleased to announce a new partnership between XWiki and AGIN, a Korean consultancy specialized in agile transformation, change management, and enterprise collaboration platforms.
Founded 2 years ago, AGIN works with enterprise-grade organizations across Korea. It helps them adopt modern ways of working and improve collaboration through consulting, implementation, and organizational change support.
Following Atlassian’s announcement of the end of Data Center offerings, many companies are evaluating flexible and sustainable alternatives for their future knowledge management strategies. Through this partnership, AGIN will help Korean organizations migrate from Confluence to XWiki, providing them with local expertise and Korean-language support.
What this means for our customers
Many Korean enterprises rely heavily on Confluence environments that include years of accumulated knowledge, customizations, and third-party integrations. At the same time, organizations in strategic industries face increasing requirements around data protection and infrastructure control.
Through this partnership, customers will benefit from:
- Confluence to XWiki migration projects
- Agile transformation and change management
- Enterprise collaboration strategy
- User adoption and training
- Korean-language consulting and support
This partnership is particularly relevant for organizations operating in highly sensitive sectors such as semiconductor manufacturing. For these environments, cloud migration may not be a viable option due to security, compliance, or data sovereignty requirements.
AGIN is the only partner company in Korea that combines engineering expertise in supporting a wide range of similar solutions with consulting capabilities. Gabriel Chung, AGIN's CEO
About AGIN
AGIN is a Korean consulting company specializing in agile transformation, change management, and enterprise collaboration platforms. The company supports enterprise organizations in designing, implementing, and adopting modern collaboration environments. It brings particular expertise in migration projects, organizational change, and knowledge management strategies.