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A Chance for the GSM Users to Appreciate the Merits of CDMA
October 14 to 15 in London
SK Telecom participated in the 10th Annual Financial Times World Mobile Communications Conference held in London, UK, from the 14th through the 15th of October.
The company says that the purpose of its participation was to get Europe familiarized with the company name and publicize its success with the CDMA cellular services so that it gives itself a firm footing for the development of the IMT-2000 system and the entrance into the European markets.
At the conference, Dr. Jung-Uck Seo, president of SK Telecom, gave a speech on ?the future directions of the development of mobile communications services in a competitive environment? and ?the growth factors of mobile communications?.
In his speech, Dr. Seo emphasized the importance of the development of the customer-oriented technology, saying that he believes that ?Korea?s cellular market has entered the phase of maturity and what the service providers are required to do at this point is to invest for developing better technology for the existing customers rather than to compete simply to increase the customer count.?
The company says that the purpose of its participation was to get Europe familiarized with the company name and publicize its success with the CDMA cellular services so that it gives itself a firm footing for the development of the IMT-2000 system and the entrance into the European markets.
At the conference, Dr. Jung-Uck Seo, president of SK Telecom, gave a speech on ?the future directions of the development of mobile communications services in a competitive environment? and ?the growth factors of mobile communications?.
In his speech, Dr. Seo emphasized the importance of the development of the customer-oriented technology, saying that he believes that ?Korea?s cellular market has entered the phase of maturity and what the service providers are required to do at this point is to invest for developing better technology for the existing customers rather than to compete simply to increase the customer count.?