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Impact of new ICT Technologies

Impact of new ICT Technologies. 2006. 10. 31 BcN Architecture Team ET R I. Content. Lessons from Korea’s ICT Strategy New ICTs & It’s Impacts Concluding Remark A New Strategy for Resolving Economic Divide. Lessons from Korea’s ICT Strategy. ICT Status of Korea. BBC (5/`06)

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Impact of new ICT Technologies

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  1. Impact of new ICT Technologies 2006. 10. 31 BcN Architecture Team ETRI

  2. Content • Lessons from Korea’s ICT Strategy • New ICTs & It’s Impacts • Concluding Remark • A New Strategy for Resolving Economic Divide

  3. Lessons from Korea’s ICT Strategy

  4. ICT Status of Korea • BBC (5/`06) • Presented a Special Program on Korean ICT •  ITU World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) (11/`05) • Korea was officially declared as number one in the DOI (Digital Opportunity Index), an index measuring a nation′s overall level in IT. •  New York Times(5/`03) • While ICT dreams have hit speed bumps in the United States and elsewhere, South Korea--with Japan not far behind--is racing ahead. • Fotune(9/`04) • Broadband Wonderland Nearly everyone in South Korea has Internet access that puts Americans' to shame. • ITU’s Internet Case Study (4/`03) • Korea is the leading example of a country rising from a low level of ICT access to one of the highest in the world. • There are few recommendations that one can offer a country as advanced in ICT as Korea.

  5. Korean ICT Strategy u-Korea e-Korea BcN (50-100Mbps) Outcomes SoC Cyber Korea High Speed (1.5-2Mbps) Narrow Band (2.4-9.6Kbps) Post PC Intelligent Robot Growth Engines uIT-839 DRAM CDMA Telemetics TDX Mobile Comm. Digital Home DTV 1995 2005 Time

  6. Resolving Digital Divide • From `95 to `05: • GDP grew 2.02 times • ICT Productivity • 4.53 times • ICT Export • 4.47 times • ICT Trade Balance • 5.26 times • Mobile Subscribers • 23.38 times

  7. Self-Growing Momentum • Chain Effect Between industry and culture • Accelerating Digital Convergence • Constructing Digital Ecosystem 1995s 2000s 2005s Internet Service Community Service UCC Service Convergence Service User Reqmt • Digital Delivery - Textual Content Through The Internet • Closed Community • Self expression - Image Making Through The Avatar • Knowledge Sharing - UCC (User Created Content) • Personalization • Mobility • Real Time • Convergence Example • Communication Through PC • BBS (Bulletin board system) • E-mail • iloveschool.com • Portal Service • P to P Service • On-line Game • Blog • Personal Homepage • MMoIP, IP-TV • u-government • u-Banking • Mobile bcast. • u-Learning

  8. Facilitating Various Industries

  9. Lessons from Korea • Impacts of high degree ICT development • Resolving Digital Divide • Facilitating Various Industries • Creating Self-Growing Momentum • Main Success Factors • Government ICT Policy : • Initial Strategic Investment and Success for Major ICT Projects • Active and Dynamic IT culture • Organized effort among Industry, Academia, and Research communities

  10. New ICTs & It’s Impacts

  11. ICT Impacts on Technologies • Escalating the construction of Cost-effective “Digital Ecosystem”

  12. ICT Impact on Culture • Future of Year2010 - Keywords

  13. Concluding Remark

  14. Effective Supporting Program forDeveloping Countries • World Bank Mission Statement: Global Poverty Reduction and Improvement of Living Standards • Leaning from ICT Impact • Hugh impact on Living Standard for general people • Creating Synergy with Other Industries • Strategy : Effective Supporting Program (ESP) for Realizing the MDGs (Millennium Developing Goals) of World Bank • We Propose “ICT based ESP for MDGs” project • Tactics : • Experience and Technology from Korea + Financial Support from World Bank • Select Candidate from Low ITU DOI (Digital Opportunities Index) Countries

  15. Fast Track ICT Deployment Strategy Fast Economic Growth by Digital Convergence Fast Achievement of National Innovation Fast Resolving Digital Divide 3 Fast ICT Strategy (WiBro/BcN based ICT Infra) Construction Cost Aspect User Preference Aspect Cutting Edge Technology for satisfying new user requirements : Broadband, Mobility, Wireless, Convergence Reducing deployment costs by using broadband wireless technology

  16. Phase 4G Mobile Commun. 100Mbps WiBro MIMO**, Smart Antenna Phase II 50Mbps Phase I OFDMA* WCDMA OFDM**** MIMO R6(EUL***) R5(HSDPA) 10Mbps CDMA EV-FLO(8~11Mbps)***** WCDMA (R4) EV-DV(Data & Voice) EV-DO 1Mbps Technical Superiority * Enhanced Uplink ** Forward Link Only 2006 2008 2010 WiBro Roadmap WCDMA Roadmap Source: SK Telecom

  17. What’s WiBro? • WiBro (Wireless Broadband Internet) • World first realization of Mobile WiMax • The Service provides Mobility, High-Speed Service, Portability, and Multimedia Contents Mobility High-Speed VoD 2.3GHz Messenger DATA

  18. Cost Effectiveness Cost WCDMA (1, 1.2bps/Hz) 1 ● Comparison to WCDMA Transmission Efficiency: 700% Transmission Cost (price/bit): 10% EV-DO (0.54, 3.06bps/Hz) ● 0.5 ● HSDPA (0.42, 3.6bps/Hz) WiBro (0.1, 7bps/Hz) TransmissionEfficiency(bps/Hz) ● 1 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 2 ※ Note: - Assume the same size of coverage of 1Km in the downtown area - Use HSDPA Data Only mode - Transmission Efficiency = maximum transmission of 3 sector / 10 MHz channel bandwidth - Transmission cost = basestation equipment cost / maximum bit rate Source: SK Telecom

  19. Trendy • Deployment Plan of Major Players

  20. Thank You.감사합니다.

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