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I majored in quality control in the Korean graduate school master's course, and graduate school doctoral course in the Kyoto University. I majored in CIM (Computer Integrated Manufacturing) and FMS (Flexible Manufacturing System), which are the basis of Network Business. As the Information Strategy Director in the Strategic Planning Office of Samsung Electronics, which can be said to be the first CIO, I have been involved in the construction of electronic commerce (B2C) systems for general consumers, RP system construction of SAP AG of Germany, and e-Business strategy.
In addition, the CALS */EC * * Association of Korea, the Korea Information Processing Society, the Information and Computer Communications Policy Committee (ICCP) of the Advisory Committee for Economy, Trade and Industry (BIAC) of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) in Europe are the Korean government and relevant organizations with which I conducted activities related to e-Business. The activities included standardization of e-Business standards, which form the basis of business-to-business (B2B).
By serving as the representative director of an IT-related venture company, I have worked on B2C such as marketing experience and know-how, management of shopping malls, B2B between Japanese and Korean companies, consulting on web strategy, and planning and operating a curriculum called "e-commerce marketing manager" in cooperation with the Korea Management Association. I taught at the Training Center for Small and Medium Enterprises in South Korea, at several specialized universities, and at the Kyoto Computer Gakuin, one of our college’s group schools, and gave lectures on CALS, EC, e-Business, and IT strategies at Korean companies, etc. Also, I have been engaged in research on e-marketing mode development and index development with graduate students for several years. Based on this experience, I would like to continue working with graduate students on research that will lead to the revitalization of enterprises in ICT.
* CALS (Commerce At Light Speed) is a standard for sharing information on products and services between producers and consumers, and for performing design, manufacturing, procurement, and settlement all over a computer network.
** EC (Electronic Commerce): e-commerce