Huh Unna President of Information and Communication University Asia/Pacific IT Hub University by 2007, World-Class University by 2012A feature of the knowledge-based society is where only one person's talent can sustain tens of thousands of peoples. My dream is to nurture talented people like Bill Gates so that they can run Fortune 500 companies. The telecommunication industry is a very importa

Park Ki-han Vice President of TU MediaHuge Effect on Manufacturing Industries ProjectedTU Media, a satellite DMB service provider of SK Telecom, will begin its commercial service in May this year. Korea IT Times interviewed Park Ki-han, Vice President of TU Media, on the outlook for DMB services and what his company can offer. The following are excerpts from the interview.Q: Digital Multimedi

DMB Plus, a consortium bidding for the ground-wave digital multimedia broadcasting (DMB) license, was inaugurated on 28 December 2004 with a signing ceremony that formally established cooperative operations among more than 30 member companies. The Korea IT Times interviewed Chang Min-ho, director of DMB Operations for the 'DMB Plus' consortium on the markets this exciting new technology will creat

James Gosling VP & CTO of Sun Microsystems' Developer Products GroupKorean Market Has Boundless S/W Development Growth Potential Java Stands Out in Interoperability, Security & StabilityTo mark "Sun Tech Day" in Seoul on October 7, James Gosling, VP(Vice President), senior researcher and group CTO of Sun-Microsystems' Developer Products group, visited Korea. His visit to Korea was the first in fiv

J.O. Song Executive Managing Director of Daewoo Engineering & ConstructionIT-Based Systems Are an Indispensable Element for Construction Validation System Creates Confidence in Quality ManagementIn the interests of improvement of project productivity and effective management, together with successful project execution, Daewoo Engineering & Construction has been making many efforts to develop I-PMS

Bernhard A. Brender, General Manager of the Millennium Seoul HiltonAppointment Likely to Spur Creation of a Perfect Market Mix & Better ShareA global hotelier guru Bernhard A. Brender who has served as general manager of several leading hotels in Seoul over the last 14 years including the Sheraton Walker Hill, Westin Chosun, Hotel Seokyo, and Four Points took the helm of the Millennium Seoul as of

Kim Won-kiChairman of the National Assembly of KoreaThe National Assembly is Striving to Maximize Electronic Document Applications, So Supporting The Growth of The IT Industry The National Assembly always seems to be the target of blame by the general public. But with the inauguration of the 17th National Assembly, the members are better equipped than ever to serve the public. The Korea

Lee Hee-beomMinister of Commerce, Industry & EnergyElectronics Industry Will Keep Leadership of Korea Economy The electronics industry will continue to lead the national economy if it bolsters its efforts for development of core technology, securing standards, and preoccupation of the market, Minister of Commerce, Industry & Energy Lee Heebeom said. Commenting that the nation's electro

EIAK's Priority: Propel Nation's Exports to $100 Billion Lee Gam-yeolEiak Vice PresidenttdThe Korea Electronics Show (KES), celebrating its 35th anniversary this year, is the largest and most successful electronics and information communication industry even in Korea. KES 2004 will be held October 6-10 at the COEX convention center in Seoul. The theme for this year's show is 'Digital C

Korea's ITsector has evolved into one of world's most dynamic; this country has now became the test bed for the IT industries of the world. But state-of-the-art technology is limited to large corporations and financial institutions while the general population is still lagging behind. According to a government survey last year, Korea was ranked 6th in terms of IT infrastructure and its utilization

Since its establishment as part of the Ministry of Commerce, Industry and Energy, the Small and Medium Business Administration (SMBA) has been instrumental in making small firms and technology startups a growth engine of the national economy. Our editor interviewed Ryu Chang-moo, the administrator of the SBA. Ryu tells of major plans and gives us his take on the future prospects of the economy. b

Korea's ITsector has evolved into one of world's most dynamic; this country has now became the test bed for the IT industries of the world. But state-of-the-art technology is limited to large corporations and financial institutions while the general population is still lagging behind. According to a government survey last year, Korea was ranked 6th in terms of IT infrastructure and its utilization