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[Photo News] Fashion meets technology

By Won Ho-jung

Published : May 18, 2016 - 13:01

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Kolon Industries, KT and Nokia on Wednesday signed a memorandum of agreement in Seoul on codeveloping Internet of things-related fashion products and services incorporating 5G communications technology. The partnership will later expand into construction and home IoT products, officials said. From left: Kolon Industries Business Strategy Division Chief Oh Won-sun, KT Executive Vice President Kim Hyoung-wook, Nokia Market Unit Korea Head Andrew Cope, Kolon Industries Operation TARDIS Executive Vice President Yim Sung-bin, KT Senior Vice President Kim June-keun and Nokia Market Unit Korea CFO Michael Ransmann (Kolon Industries) Kolon Industries, KT and Nokia on Wednesday signed a memorandum of agreement in Seoul on codeveloping Internet of things-related fashion products and services incorporating 5G communications technology. The partnership will later expand into construction and home IoT products, officials said. From left: Kolon Industries Business Strategy Division Chief Oh Won-sun, KT Executive Vice President Kim Hyoung-wook, Nokia Market Unit Korea Head Andrew Cope, Kolon Industries Operation TARDIS Executive Vice President Yim Sung-bin, KT Senior Vice President Kim June-keun and Nokia Market Unit Korea CFO Michael Ransmann (Kolon Industries)

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