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Platier Launches AI Test Management Solution XGEN TMS for Closed Networks

By Chloe Park | Oct 26, 2026, 18:39 KST | Based on 8 Korean news reports

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Platier (CEO Lee Sang-hoon) said on the 26th that it is launching "XGEN Test Management System (XGEN TMS)," an AI-based test management solution that can be used even in corporate closed network environments. Datanet wrote that it "has launched" it, while EBN, AI Times and Digital Daily said it "will launch" it.

According to AI Times, XGEN TMS is a solution that integrates the entire quality verification process in software development, from requirements management through test design and execution to defect tracking. Digital Daily stressed that software tests can be designed with AI without sending data outside.

The integration structure was also described. Datanet reported that connecting XGEN TMS to Platier's agentic AI platform "XGEN" lets users also use AI agents and workflows. EBN described XGEN TMS as a solution that can be used in combination with XGEN. The summaries of both outlets also mentioned other AI engines, such as in-house large language models (LLMs) and open-source models.

As its market target, Hellot reported that Platier is going after the software quality management market, centered on finance, manufacturing and the public sector.

AI supply aimed at closed networks and internal environments is continuing at other companies too. Estsoft said on the 21st that it won a project to build an in-house generative AI language model for the Jeju Free International City Development Center, and AI Times reported that the project builds a generative AI environment on JDC's internal servers. Boan News reported that EdgeDX targeted the closed-network market with its "AI Bridge," which carries a vision language model (VLM), at the Gangneung ITS World Congress.

Glossary A closed network is a network separated from the external internet that only internal users can access. Agentic AI refers to AI that plans on its own and uses tools to carry out tasks toward a goal without step-by-step human instructions.

Sources (in Korean)

Drafted with AI writing tools and published first; Chloe Park reviews it after publication. Translated from the Korean version.