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INNOBIZ Association and KETI Join Forces for Electronics/IT and IT Convergence Technology Business
Discovery of IoT Platforms, Smart Beauty, and WAVE Communication Technologies
Technology Introduction Previous Exchange Forum
The InnoBiz Association (InnoBiz Association of Korea) and the Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI) announced on the 14th that they have signed a mutual business agreement (MOU) to promote the commercialization of electronic IT and IT convergence technologies. Through this agreement, both organizations will expand continuous technological cooperation to resolve on-site technical difficulties and promote commercialization for InnoBiz companies.
The main contents of the business agreement include the transfer of core technologies for commercialization owned by KETI and cooperation in commercialization, identification and cooperation with partners for joint execution of national R&D projects, support for resolving technical difficulties faced by companies using KETI's professional personnel, identification of companies with demand for global industrial technology cooperation and cooperation in business promotion, and joint utilization of facilities and equipment such as reliability testing and evaluation.
As the first step in mutual cooperation, prior to the signing of the business agreement, IoT platforms, smart beauty, and WAVE communication technologies with demand among KETI's technologies were identified for member companies of the InnoBiz Association, and a venue for technology introduction and exchange regarding technology transfer was set up.
"Based on this collaboration, I hope that KETI’s core technologies with commercialization potential will be commercialized through InnoBiz companies and serve as an opportunity for them to grow into global specialized companies," said KETI President Park Cheong-won.
Lee Kyu-dae, Chairman of the InnoBiz Association, stated, “The greatest strength of the 17,500 InnoBiz companies is their ‘technological prowess,’ and we are continuing our efforts to discover convergence technologies and new technologies for survival.” He added, “KETI’s technology and professional workforce will be a great help in enabling InnoBiz companies to create more jobs and grow into global enterprises.”

▲ Lee Kyu-dae, President of the InnoBiz Association, and Park Cheong-won, President of the Electronics Components Research Institute (from left)
Technology Introduction Previous Exchange Forum
The InnoBiz Association (InnoBiz Association of Korea) and the Korea Electronics Technology Institute (KETI) announced on the 14th that they have signed a mutual business agreement (MOU) to promote the commercialization of electronic IT and IT convergence technologies. Through this agreement, both organizations will expand continuous technological cooperation to resolve on-site technical difficulties and promote commercialization for InnoBiz companies.
The main contents of the business agreement include the transfer of core technologies for commercialization owned by KETI and cooperation in commercialization, identification and cooperation with partners for joint execution of national R&D projects, support for resolving technical difficulties faced by companies using KETI's professional personnel, identification of companies with demand for global industrial technology cooperation and cooperation in business promotion, and joint utilization of facilities and equipment such as reliability testing and evaluation.
As the first step in mutual cooperation, prior to the signing of the business agreement, IoT platforms, smart beauty, and WAVE communication technologies with demand among KETI's technologies were identified for member companies of the InnoBiz Association, and a venue for technology introduction and exchange regarding technology transfer was set up.
"Based on this collaboration, I hope that KETI’s core technologies with commercialization potential will be commercialized through InnoBiz companies and serve as an opportunity for them to grow into global specialized companies," said KETI President Park Cheong-won.
Lee Kyu-dae, Chairman of the InnoBiz Association, stated, “The greatest strength of the 17,500 InnoBiz companies is their ‘technological prowess,’ and we are continuing our efforts to discover convergence technologies and new technologies for survival.” He added, “KETI’s technology and professional workforce will be a great help in enabling InnoBiz companies to create more jobs and grow into global enterprises.”

▲ Lee Kyu-dae, President of the InnoBiz Association, and Park Cheong-won, President of the Electronics Components Research Institute (from left)
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