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#AsiaRocks a Gateway for Startups to Enter Asian Markets
In 2019, Taiwan Startup Stadium launched its first-ever #AsiaRocks event in Taiwan. #AsiaRocks aims to bring together prominent ecosystem builders across APAC to provide startups a whole new gateway to Asian markets. Through the exhibition, keynote speeches, panel discussions, and networking…
Taiwanese Startups Looking to Enter the South Korea Market
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups has been active in trying to raise awareness for Korean startups by participating in global events like CES and startup conferences. At CES, they have their own K-Startup pavilion. CES (Consumer Electronics Show) is the world's largest consumer electronics show and…
The Arkansas Korea Alliance by Startup Junkie Consulting
There’s an assumption in South Korea that in order to break into the U.S. market, founders have to move their startup to Silicon Valley, New York City, or another hub in America. Therefore, it might be surprising to hear exactly how much of an impact Arkansas has in relation to corporate U.S.…
A Comprehensive Guide to 5G in South Korea
While China is considered King when it comes to 5G technology, then South Korea is the prince. South Korean telecommunication companies have made 5G services available to consumers in April 2019. The Korean government has offered tax breaks and government investments totaling $27 billion by 2022.…
9 Ways to Improve the South Korean Education System
South Korea is one of the most educated countries in the world. The South Korean education system is respected around the world and ranks at the top in the OECD’s Program for International Student Assessment (PISA). Students in Korea spend more time studying than in any other OECD country. This has…
How Korean Startups Can Use Big Data in Korea to Improve Sales
Koreans businesses are starting to utilize big data in Korea. Data is more available than ever before. The use of big data for corporations has been on the rise in Korea. Now, collecting, storing and most importantly, analyzing data has become standard practice for most corporations in Korea. Not…
