The 'MobileWorld 2009' Conference in Korea

The "MobileWorld 2009", organized by IDG Korea and supported by GSA (Global Mobile Suppliers Association), is to be held August 25th and 26th at the JW Marriot Hotel in Seoul, Korea. The conference, also known as "The new wave of smartphones", aims to improve the mobile industry in the Asia Pacific region as well as create new business opportunities between different global mobile players in the industry. The conference deals with 4 key current issues in the mobile world: Mobile Device & Architecture, Network, Application & Software and Mobile Lifestyle. It is creating interest to participating global mobile leaders in Korea, a country that is advanced in the IT sector.

By Hyuna Kim
Mon, July 27, 2009

IDG News Service — The "MobileWorld 2009", organized by IDG Korea and supported by GSA (Global Mobile Suppliers Association), is to be held August 25th and 26th at the JW Marriot Hotel in Seoul, Korea. The conference, also known as "The new wave of smartphones", aims to improve the mobile industry in the Asia Pacific region as well as create new business opportunities between different global mobile players in the industry. The conference deals with 4 key current issues in the mobile world: Mobile Device & Architecture, Network, Application & Software and Mobile Lifestyle. It is creating interest to participating global mobile leaders in Korea, a country that is advanced in the IT sector. Dong-Hoon Chang, head of the Design Group in Mobile Device division from Samsung Electronics, the leading company in the global mobile industry, will give a presentation on "Next Generation User Interface Design". Jin-Sung, Choi, who leads the Mobile Communication Tech Research Lab from LG Electronics, will introduce the "4G Network Technology". Also, Tom Moss, head of Android Asia Pacific, will give a keynote address on the title of "Openness and Innovation" about Android strategy. In addition, Sebastian-Justus Schmidt, the CEO of SPB Software, who is attracting a lot of interest from software developers in Korea, will make a presentation on "Usability, User Interface and User Environment." Zane Moi, APAC director of RIM, the Black Berry manufacturer, will also visit Korea to give a presentation at the Conference. Finally, Kyung-Soo Lee, the Vice President of KT (Korean Telecom) and Bill Hwang, the President of the Research Institute in China Mobile will also be present. The organizer of "MobileWorld 2009", IDG Korea, expects the conference will foster the development of potentials in the mobile industry of the Asia Pacific region. Participants will not only have the possibility of making new business opportunities in the mobile industry, but will also be exposed to productivity enhancement strategies through adopting enterprise mobility. More reasons to attend "MobileWorld2009". You will have the opportunity to: Connect with Global industry experts and business leaders from around the world Participate in any of the 24 breakout sessions/speakers related to your specific interests and business needs Take part in discussions and debates and have your questions answered by leaders of the industry Hear up to date information on the most current issues in the industry, business ideas and smartphones

Visit the IDG Korea "MobileWorld2009" website for registration and more details at http://conference.idg.co.kr/mobileworld2009

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