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On November 29, 2012, TI Korea (CEO Kent Jeon) held a press conference at the Samsung-dong COEX InterContinental Hotel to reflect on 2012 and present the vision for the upcoming 2013.
The key business highlights of TI Korea in 2012 presented by CEO Kent Jeon included support for seminars and marketing activities to maintain leadership in the analog segment, concentrated strengthening of automotive solutions, expanded university support activities through additional TI Lab establishments and MCU thesis contests, among others.
CEO Kent Jeon stated, "We will continuously strengthen marketing in the analog and MCU segments, and through generous support and investment in automotive solutions, we will establish ourselves as a new leader in the automotive field. Additionally, to nurture technical talent in South Korea, we plan to significantly enhance university and new employee programs to recruit and develop personnel with passion and vision," presenting the direction TI Korea will take in the coming 2013.
He also said, "TI Korea, which prioritizes strengthening close relationships with customers, will make efforts to provide faster and more in-depth technical support where customers need it, based on TI Korea's expertise and reliability, throughout the coming year." Kim Jae-yoon, e4ds.com
The key business highlights of TI Korea in 2012 presented by CEO Kent Jeon included support for seminars and marketing activities to maintain leadership in the analog segment, concentrated strengthening of automotive solutions, expanded university support activities through additional TI Lab establishments and MCU thesis contests, among others.
CEO Kent Jeon stated, "We will continuously strengthen marketing in the analog and MCU segments, and through generous support and investment in automotive solutions, we will establish ourselves as a new leader in the automotive field. Additionally, to nurture technical talent in South Korea, we plan to significantly enhance university and new employee programs to recruit and develop personnel with passion and vision," presenting the direction TI Korea will take in the coming 2013.
He also said, "TI Korea, which prioritizes strengthening close relationships with customers, will make efforts to provide faster and more in-depth technical support where customers need it, based on TI Korea's expertise and reliability, throughout the coming year." Kim Jae-yoon, e4ds.com
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