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Interviews

Q&A Tony Michell

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Tony Michell is that most rare of Korea experts. His own local colleagues encouraged this learned, objective analyst to write about business here. Tony has worked at the Economic Planning Board, consulted for the World Ban, multinationals and governments, and is Professor of Strategy and Management at the KDI Graduate School of Policy and Management.

Q&A Prince Jacob

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Please let us know your future plans to develop Indian Tourism Asia - Pacific . Are you planning to open a new office in Korea?

Q&A Nikhil Jain

Sunday, August 1, 2010

Elitecore Technologies, a provider of Telecom Software (OSS/BSS) solutions recently announced 10 successful wins for WiMAX 16e & 16d in SEA, APAC & Eastern European regions. The company has experience in serving Tier1-Tier 3 service providers in deployment of the WiMAX 16e &16d CSN platform.

Q&A with Yozo Hasegawa

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Question: Describe your television program where you interview top Japanese managers.

Answer: Ihave two regular interview programs with Japanese managers every Saturday. One is “Direct Interview with Top Management” on TV-Tokyo and the other is “A Visit with a Dreaming Entrepreneur” on Radio Nikkei.

Q&A with Dr. A.C. Mohandoss

Thursday, July 1, 2010

Question: Please let us know about the policies and initiatives taken by the government of Tamilnadu to promote tourism in the State.

A: Tamilnadu Tourism has taken many initiatives to promote tourism in the State. Apart from marketing the core destinations like Chennai, Madurai, Thanjavur, Rameswaram and Kanniyakumari, we have identified 32 less known tourist centres which have high potential but lack infrastructure.

Aricent to Focus on 3G/4G Opportunities in the APAC Region

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Aricent, a provider of communications technology and services, works closely with communications service providers (CSPs) and equipment manufactures to solve the emerging and complex innovation, SI and R&D challenges these organizations face in this highly competitive market. The company has co- developed some of the world’s first Femtocell, WiMAX and In-flight broad- band solutions.

Lamon Rutten

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Q: Could you tell us little bit about MC X?

A: MCX stands for Multi Commodity Exchange of India. We are a quite young company; we started trading in November 2003. We take commodity futures. We are the largest in India. We have market share of more than 80 percnt. We take contracts in products like gold, silver, crude oil, a number of agricultural products. We have grown fast. We are one of the fastest growing exchanges. We are the sixth largest commodity futures exchange in markets. Our trading value of last year was $1.24 trillion.

Next Generation Storage System Developed

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

Asia-Pacific Business and Technology Report was able to sit down with Cho Byung-cheol, CEO of Taejin Infotech Co., and discuss his company’s latest developments in high-speed data storage systems. For the past 14 years, Taejin Infotech has been developing new solutions in the area of semiconduc- tor memory systems and business solutions. Now, they have something that might significantly change most computing environments – Ed.

Justin Ho CO-CEO Utiba PTE LTD Singapore

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Question: Briefly, please describe the kind of product and services your company supplies

Sky Yim CEO of REC Systems Korea

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Question: Can you tell us a little bit about your company?

Answer: RE C is one of the world’s largest producers of polysilicon and wafers, which is the base raw material for making solar cells. We are based in Oslo, Norway and are listed on the Norwegian stock exchange. Our market cap is over US$2 billion right now, putting us among the top three largest pure-play fully integrated solar companies in the world.

Karnataka Calling

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Question: Karnataka is known as a knowledge hub of Asia. What policies has the government of Karnataka taken to become this hub?

Answer: Yes, nowadays Karnataka is a knowledge hub. Our government is a stable government. In the IT sector, it is still the Silicon Valley of India. Everybody knows that the IT sector is in Bangalore. But in the 80s, when the place was just set up, we had Karnataka State Finance Corporation. It was a state funded finance company which gave loans to Infosys as one of the ways to promote industry in the 80s. It gave loans to IT companies and subsidies to manufacturing companies.

Also, we set up the first software technology park in the 1990s with the help of the government of Singapore. The software technology sector of India was established to promote connectivity to the IT industries. We set up and established it in Bangalore first. Karnataka also has a history of education in the private sector. The first college was set up in the 1950s.

Ashok Rao

Thursday, April 1, 2010

Mr. Ashok Rao is a successful serial entrepreneur in the United States. He has created four successful high-tech startups in the past two decades, and took one of the public with a market cap of $400 million. This made him the first Indian-American to take a technology company public on NASDAQ. In 2007, he was awarded the Distinguished Alumnus Award for Entrepreneurial Achievement from his alma mater, Marquette University.

Rara Jeon

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Question: Can you please tell us know a little bit about your company, such as a brief history, for the benefit of our readers?

Answer: Barnet & Company, Exhibition & Convention, was founded in 2005, and provides export marketing, consulting, trade services, and education services as a knowledge services specialist company.

High Tech and Educated Labor Force Will Take Korea to the Top in the Next Decade

Monday, March 1, 2010

Recently, Asia-Pacific Business and Technology Report caught up with Roh Chul-rae, the floor leader of the Pro-Park Geun-hye Alliance, a political party founded in 2007, comprised of Hannaradang party members who support representative Park Geun-hae. Here are excerpts from the interview.  

Now is Your Opportunity to Invest in Bangladesh

Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Recently Government of Bangladesh appointed Dr. S A Samad as the Executive Chairman of BOI in the rank and status of Minister.  With more than 35 years of experience as a civil servant, economist, academic and development consultant Dr. SA Samad brings a great wealth of experience and expertise to the post.  He has held various positions including Principal Secretary, Economic Advisor to the Honorable President of Bangladesh, Secretary, Energy & Mineral Resources, Secretary, Post & Telecommunications and Program Director / Coordinator (Economic Management & Information Technology) of the United Nations Asia Pacific Development Centre. He was professor of economics, business administration Division, at the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, Korea, for the period 2007-2009. Here are the excerpts  of his interview with Asia – Pacific Business and Technology Report.

POSCO Leads the Way

Friday, January 1, 2010

POSCO, whose two huge plants in Korea make it the world's fourth largest steel manufacturer, is planning to build an enormous plant in the Indian state of Orissa. Donald Kirk asked POSCO for details on this exciting venture, which promises to be the most significant of any foreign investment on the Indian subcontinent. Here's how POSCO responded to Kirk's questions:

Question: How did POSCO become involved in the project?

Arvind Saxena, Senior Vice President, Hyundai Motor India Ltd.

Friday, January 1, 2010

Hyundai Motor broke into the Indian market in the early 1990s and has since established itself as one of the country's most competitive brands. Arvind Saxena, senior vice president, marketing and sales, Hyundai Motor India Limited, answered these questions exclusively for Donald Kirk, long-time correspondent in Seoul and author of "Korean Dynasty: Hyundai and Chung Ju Yung" and numerous articles on the Hyundai empire:

Q & A with William Choi

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

 

Asia-Pacific caught up recently in Seoul with William Choi, CEO of the exciting venture company, CB Williams Energy Group. The young entrepreneur is leading an international team in South Korea and Canada in the development and commercialization of Catalate™ - a breakthrough clean technology proven in early testing to make fuel, water, and other liquid energy more efficient and reduce harmful emissions. Choi and his team are confident Catalate is the “next big thing” on the clean-tech horizon.

Interview with Lee Hye-Joo

Sunday, November 1, 2009

CEO of Sejong Technology Transfer & Commercialization Center

Question: What makes Sejong unique as a company?

Answer:  Sejong has focused all of its attention on establishing a network for effective technology transfer and commercialization. We have the expertise and the range of partners to quickly and accurately assess all the needs for a new technology and get the necessary patent and technical certification done fast. In today's competitive world, that speed is important.

MTS: The Super-Fast Mobile Operator

Sunday, October 18, 2009

MTS, the largest mobile phone operator in Russia, entered the highly lucrative Indian market in December 2008 through Sistema Shyam TeleServices (SSTL), a joint venture between Sistema of Russia and Shyam Group of India. During the past year since its launch, the company has recorded astonishing growth in the region, adding new telecom circles and announcing new milestones in customer growth almost every month.

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