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NIPA holds IoT Korea Online Business Meeting

By Ko Yoon-hee

Published : Dec. 2, 2021 - 17:43

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(ICT Ministry) (ICT Ministry)
The 2021 IoT Korea Online Business Meeting held by National IT Industry Promotion Agency from Nov. 2-4 wrapped up with several agreements reached by participating firms.

Nearly 370 business meetings were arranged over the three days at the Pangyo 2nd Techno Valley Corporate Support Hubs.

Small and medium-sized IoT companies in Korea have been seeking routes into overseas markets and have been doing so at large global trade shows every year. However, due to the pandemic, online export conferences have been the only options in 2020 and 2021.

(ICT Ministry) (ICT Ministry)
At this year’s event, 25 Korean IoT companies promoted new technology and competitive products in the industry that could lead to the expansion into global markets in the era of the “Fourth Industrial Revolution.” Sixty overseas buyers from 28 countries, including the Americas, Europe, and Southeast Asia, attended this year’s event.

Companies such as Toysmyth, Simplatform, Dream Guide Company, N3N, Convivial, and Breathings gained positive responses to their products and solutions. Information on the companies that attended this event can be found in 2021 IoT Korea Online Business Meeting section of the website.

(ICT Ministry) (ICT Ministry)
The Korean IoT companies signed at least five agreements with buyers through business meetings at the event, organizers said. NIPA said they would identify additional outcomes between the Korean companies and the overseas buyers who participated in the meetings through follow-up surveys. Next year’s event will be expanded to strengthen support for small and medium-sized IoT companies, said NIPA.

NIPA is a Korean quasi-governmental organization that supports projects related to information and communication. More information on NIPA can be found on its website, nipa.kr.

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