Ni Jianzhong, vice president of China Mobile Communications Federation, said that the traditional mobile Internet era is to network tends to move the entire industry forward, in the new period, the mobile Internet will be application-driven, and openness and cooperation will become the inevitable development trend. Mobile Internet will break the geographical boundaries, the real formation of the "global village", and the traditional operators, media, Internet companies will work together *** with the forward, recreate the Chinese culture, mainly in China, Japan and South Korea. When it comes to the challenges faced by mobile application developers at this stage, Xie Linzhen, Standing Committee of the Communications Science and Technology Commission of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, said that at present, there are four major challenges in front of the developers, the first one is: it is difficult to protect the intellectual property rights of the applications, and similar and identical applications abound. Second: the high threshold of game development. Third: the variety of cell phone models and systems on the market makes it difficult to adapt applications. Fourth, we don't know where the next blue ocean of mobile app development is.
SK C&C from South Korea and other seven mobile application enterprises during the conference demonstrated their excellent technology and products, including enterprise mobile office solutions, wireless remote control solutions, 3D cell phone user interface engine, intelligent video security solutions, mobile streaming audio and video solutions, mobile network games, etc., which attracted the attention of more than 150 Chinese enterprises participating in the conference. attention of more than 150 Chinese companies attending the conference.
The launching ceremony of China-Korea IT Portal and the signing ceremony of strategic cooperation agreement were also held during the conference. The Ambassador of Korea to China attended the ceremony and delivered a speech, and senior leaders of the three strategic cooperation units, including China Electronic Information Industry Development Research Institute, Korea Electronic News, and Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, attended the ceremony and signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperation.
The China-Korea IT Portal serves as a bridge to disseminate dynamic news and information exchange in the IT industries of China and Korea, operates IT information centers, digs out new projects, and connects channels and partners. China-Korea IT Portal is constructed and operated by KOTRA Beijing IT Support Center, while China Electronics Industry Development Research Institute (SEDI Group) and Korea Electronic News provide IT information content services for China and Korea.
About Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA)
Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA or Korea Trade Center for short) is an economic, trade, investment and industrial promotion agency under the South Korean government, founded in 1962 and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. Currently, KOTRA has set up 111 overseas representative offices in 76 countries and regions around the world, and three Korean IT support centers in Beijing, Tokyo, Japan, and Silicon Valley in the U.S. KOTRA is committed to promoting a wide range of exchanges and cooperation in the fields of information and communications (ICT), green energy, high-end manufacturing, biomedical care, smart grids, machinery and equipment, consumer goods, and cartoons and comics, etc., between South Korea and other countries in the world.