Ansys Korea Appoints Yong-Won Cho as New CEO
Published2016.02.01 16:39
Overseeing the Internet of Things (IoT) business at PTC Korea
Ansys Korea announced on the 1st that it has appointed Jo Yong-won, former president of PTC Korea, as its new CEO.
New CEO Yongwon Cho has overseen the supply of solutions for Computer-Aided Design (CAD), Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), and Service Lifecycle Management (SLM), as well as the Internet of Things (IoT) business at PTC Korea for over 20 years.
CEO Yongwon Cho plans to focus on developing Ansys Korea's solution business strategy and strengthening relationships with partners and customers.
In his inaugural address, CEO Cho stated, “Based on market-leading technological capabilities, Ansys has established itself as an essential tool for research and development across various domestic and international companies and academia,” adding, “Leveraging my knowledge and experience in engineering and enterprise solution businesses, I plan to focus on Ansys’s entry into new markets and business expansion.”
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