This document outlines Korea's achievements and strategy in information and communication technology (ICT) development from the 1980s to present. Some key points include: - Korea localized the TDX electronic telephone switching system in the 1980s, laying the foundation for its ICT development. It went on to achieve several world firsts, such as the 64M DRAM working die and commercial CDMA network. - Korea has pursued strategic ICT R&D projects led by the government since the 1980s and is now globally top-ranked in many ICT infrastructure and service indices. - Its new ICT vision for 2013-2020 includes goals like becoming a leader in areas like cloud computing, mobile computing, and the

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4. TDX Development
(Electronic Telephone Switching
System)
TDX Development
(Electronic Telephone Switching
System)
4M/16M/64M DRAM
Development
4M/16M/64M DRAM
Development
CDMA DevelopmentCDMA Development
Construction of High-speed
information and
communication network
Construction of High-speed
information and
communication network
IT839 Strategy
(8 Services, 3 Infrastructures, 9
products )
4G LTE, Giga Net
IT Convergence, Green IT
Smart Work/IT/eGov
IT839 Strategy
(8 Services, 3 Infrastructures, 9
products )
4G LTE, Giga Net
IT Convergence, Green IT
Smart Work/IT/eGov
Successful localization of TDX (10th nation achieved)
: The cornerstone(or infrastructure)
of the ICT development
Successful localization of TDX (10th nation achieved)
: The cornerstone(or infrastructure)
of the ICT development
The world's first 64M DRAM working die
=> World's No. 1 memory device production since
2001 (DRAM : world's No. 1 from 1998 to present)
The world's first 64M DRAM working die
=> World's No. 1 memory device production since
2001 (DRAM : world's No. 1 from 1998 to present)
The world's first commercial CDMA
=> Global handset market share, No. 2
The world's first commercial CDMA
=> Global handset market share, No. 2
The world's first high-speed Internet service
=> World's No. 1 of high-speed Internet houshols
The world's first high-speed Internet service
=> World's No. 1 of high-speed Internet houshols
The world's first commercial services of DMB (2005)
and WiBro (2006)
4G LTE, IT Convergence to Industry, Green Energy,
Smart Phone, Cloud Computing(VDI) (2008~2012)
The world's first commercial services of DMB (2005)
and WiBro (2006)
4G LTE, IT Convergence to Industry, Green Energy,
Smart Phone, Cloud Computing(VDI) (2008~2012)
ICT R&D Key projectsICT R&D Key projects : government-led ICT: government-led ICT
1982~1986(1987)
1987~1993(1992)
1991~1995(1996)
1995~2005
2003(2004)~2007
2008~2012
Period(Actual)Projects Performances
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5. Continues to hold
PC & Internet service phase
* based on amount
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6. ICT Position in the WICT Position in the Worldorld
Top-ranked in some major ICT indexTop-ranked in some major ICT index
global top-level in ICT infrastructure and serviceglobal top-level in ICT infrastructure and service
penetrationpenetration
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7. ICT R&D and Promotion organizationsICT R&D and Promotion organizations
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8. ICT is the result of concerted efforts of private and public sectors with
digital minded people and quality labor forces.
Success Factors of ‘ICTSuccess Factors of ‘ICT
 National Consensus on ICT Development with Engineers’ efforts
 The strong volition of the government for ICT R&D(industry)
 Collaboration of government, R&D institutes, industries, and universities
 Strategy of selection and concentration
 Operation of ICT promotion fund since 1993
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9. ICT Vision for WorldICT Vision for World
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10. IT
Convergenc
e
Software ICT
Hardware
Broadcasting
&
communicatio
ns
Internet
Restructuring the Government Organizations
New Vision and Strategy for ‘ICT ‘New Vision and Strategy for ‘ICT ‘
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11. Strategies Goal of the year 2013 Authorities
IT
convergence
• Creating more than 10 IT convergence (shipbuilding, energy,
automobiles, medicine, textile, machinery, aerospace, construction,
defense, and robotics)
The Ministry of
Knowledge
Economy
SW
• Assisting 8 domestic companies in becoming "top 100 global
companies (IT services (6), package software (2))"
ICT HW
• Achieving the number 1 global market share in 3 major items, attaining
the doubled global market share and localization of 5 major IT
hardware
Broadcasting &
communication
s
• Providing the world's best quality broadcasting and communication
services (activating the markets of WiBro, IPTV, and 3D TV in the
early stage)
The
Communication
Commission
Internet
• Costructing UBcN (ultra broadband convergence network) and the
world's best information security center
Goal of 5 Major StrategiesGoal of 5 Major Strategies
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12. Year Vision and Target
2012
• World's top 3 LED producing countries
• Completing the transition to digital broadcasting systems
2013
• Opening a full-fledged 3D TV broadcasting era
• Realizing one of the world's top 3 information-and-knowledge security industry
2014 • Realizing the world-class cloud computing powerhouse
2015
• Achieving the world's top mobile computing powerhouse
• Opening a full-fledged 'Pharmaceutics + IT convergence' era
• Achieving the annual production worth 1.5 billion U.S. dollars of analog foundry
products and one billion U.S. dollars of fab.-less products
• Opening a full-fledged next generation display era 2015
• Achieving the production of broadcasting equipments worth 1.5 billion U.S. dollars
and producing 10 world-famous global companies
• Achieving the global competitiveness in the second lithium battery
• Becoming a world-class system semiconductor powerhouse
• Becoming a major nation producing new Internet equipments
2017 • Achieving one of the world's top 3 RFID/USN industries
2018
• Achieving one of the world's top 5 software industries by fostering new software
convergence businesses
2020
• Taking the 1st place in the ranking of producing the second battery; emerging as a
full-fledged material exporting nation
Some visions of industrial sector for ICTSome visions of industrial sector for ICT
promotionpromotion
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14.  Purchased TDX Equipments with related resources from LM Ericsson in 1981
-> developed TDX systems in the world.
 Attracted ICT R&D centers from Europe (including other nations)
- May, 2004 : Fraunhofer IGD (Virtual Simulation System)
- June, 2004 : Siemens (Network Equipments)
ICT(R&D) Cooperation CasesICT(R&D) Cooperation Cases
ICT cooperation example with EuropeICT cooperation example with Europe
EURASIAPAC projectEURASIAPAC project
: Promotion of industrial technology innovation and support of innovation-
related policy development
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15. Product Europe’s Strength UNSF ‘s Strength
Semiconductors
• System semiconductors, specialized
devices, sem
i-conductor equipments or materials
• Memory semiconductors, production
processes,
package and PCB
LED NA
• Processing technologies, pattern boards,
services
Display panels NA
• The yield rate and mass production
capacity of
panel products
The next
generation
computing
• Fundamental research, commercialization
• Application research and advance
development
Robotics • Manufacturing and bio/medical purposes • Services and humanoid personal purposes
RFID/USN • USN, infrastructures • RFID
IT convergence • IT automobiles, luxury liners, etc.
• The combination of IT and shipbuilding, IT
and
textile
Security of
information and
knowledge
• 85.5% of level compared with the maximum
security country
• 79.8% of level compared with the maximum
security country
SW
• Package SW, computer services, Internet,
system SW, security, and super computer
systems
• IT services, outsourcing, and online
games, etc.
BcN
• Service-and-control platforms, network
systems
• Private networks and broadband
infrastructures
Mobile
communication
• Strong in the technologies like service
platforms,
access systems, terminals and components
• Generally weak in these technologies
DTV
• Generally strong in the broadcasting
technologies
like terrestrial, 3D, UHD, etc.
• Strong in mobile broadcasting technologies
to
some extent
Technological strengths of Europe/UNSF in major ICTTechnological strengths of Europe/UNSF in major ICT
productsproducts
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16. INTRODUCTION OF FutureINTRODUCTION OF Future
PolicyPolicy
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17. Main business area and functionsMain business area and functions
ITIT
SWSW
ITIT
convergenceconvergence
KnowledgeKnowledge
serviceservice
ITIT
utilizationutilization
Managing
IT
promotion
fund
Educating
IT
manpower
Informatio
n service
IT
Strategic
planning
Building IT
infrastructu
re
Fostering
enterpris
es
Activatin
g
IT market
Five business area
Seven main functions
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18. New Mission and VisionNew Mission and Vision
MISSIONMISSIONMISSIONMISSION
VISIONVISIONVISIONVISION
Core ValueCore ValueCore ValueCore Value
We lead to national economy development & knowledge-based economic
society as promoting competitiveness of overall industries by IT usage &
advancing IT industries
We lead to national economy development & knowledge-based economic
society as promoting competitiveness of overall industries by IT usage &
advancing IT industries
World-Best National IT Industry Promotion Agency leading future
knowledge-based economic society
World-Best National IT Industry Promotion Agency leading future
knowledge-based economic society
Specialty Creativity
Customer-
Oriented
Leading
execution
Social
Responsi-
bility
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