This document summarizes Prof. Jun Seok I. HWANG's presentation on people, technology, and development in Korea. It outlines 7 best practices for using information and communication technologies (ICT) in Korea, including using ICT in education, the environment, healthcare, culture, welfare, and private sector cases. The practices focus on increasing social value, strengthening businesses, and creating shared value through trust-building efforts using technology to address social problems and promote sustainability.

1. People, Technology, Development?
Prof. Jun Seok I. HWANG
Seoul National University / ITPP Program, Korea
27th May 2015

2. Contents
Part I. ICT, Development, and People
01
Part II. 7 Best Practices for use of ICT in Korea
02
1. Education
2. Environment
3. Healthcare
4. Culture
5. Welfare
6. Free rice for hunger
7. Smart-market
Public
Private

3. ICT, Development, and People

4. Year 1910, Korea

5. Year 1954, Korea

6. Year 2014, Korea

7. I
Source: Angus Maddison, "South Korea GDP (PPP) evolution from 1911 to 2008 in millions of 1990 International dollars

8. I
Source: Dr. James Larson's Blog: http://www.jamesflarson.com/blog/

9. I
Innovation
Creativity
Information Gap
Digital Literacy
Convergence

10. I
Infra and education
Infra and job creation
Quantitative expansion
by ICT
Trust based
Digital society
Creative economy
by ICT

11. I
Source: Authors’ analysis of U.S. Census Bureau and U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data

12. I
Life-straw
(small-scale purification)
Q drum
(Easy water transporter)
Nokero
(Solar power light)

13. I
Increase in
Social Value
Strengthening
Of the Business
Creating
Shared
Value
Enhancement of trust through diligent efforts with technology
Social Problems
In local
communities
Destructive of Nature
Successful of aging
Decline in
Educational standards
Crimes and disasters Loss of diversity
Continuing consistent
activities will enhance the
trust people and local
communities place and
consequently strengthen
the business

14. I
Environment
Social Economic
Bearable Viable
Equitable
Sustainable
Ecosystem perspective

15. 7 Best Practices for use of
ICT in Korea
7 Practices
Using ICT
Welfare
Free rice Healthcare
Smart-market
Education
Environment
Culture

16. II Education
EduNet connects
education policies to
front-line classrooms
by sharing the
education contents
www.edunet4u.net/

17. II Environment
• Unmanned system that
monitors the source of air
pollution in the Industrial
Complex
• Prevention, management
and notification of various
pollution-related matters
Gwangyangman National Industrial Complex Air Pollution Monitoring System

18. II Healthcare
• In order to provide safe and
high-level medical service to
patients,
• Visualizing patients data,
making it intuitively
understood and helping
medical staffs make decisions
faster
• total system covering a
series of processes of
treatment for patients
Introduced and in operation in Bundang SNU Hospital

19. II Culture
• Sightseeing guide on
cultural heritages
using smartphones
and Augmented
Reality
• operating Application
that guides local area
Applications: ‘Deoksugung in My Hands’ / ‘Gyeongbokgung in My Hands’

20. II Welfare
• u-IT applied public service automated facility for
raising seedlings has been established to create
crop cultivating environment not affected by
weather/season
Introduced to Gimje-si

21. II Private case 1
NC-soft
• Cooperate with World Food Program
(WFP)
• Users can both play game and even
donate food for starvation
• Lowering entry barrier for Donation
• Motivate users to donate voluntarily

22. II Private case 2
• Ally with various traditional
markets
• Helping E-commerce of
traditional products
• Building smart financial system
by using tablet PC (including
coupon publish, members
card, etc)
• Revitalizing traditional markets
SKT case

23. II
• Trust toward Creative Information
• Love toward Creative Time
• Identity toward Creative Space
• Respect toward Creative Ability
• Giving toward Creative Environment/Energy
• Sharing toward Creative Future-Certainty
• Vitalizing (Vision) toward Creative Life

24. Thank you for your attention!
Prof. Jun Seok I. HWANG
e-mail: junhwnag@snu.ac.kr