Sejong Telecom Holds Agreement Ceremony for '5G Specialized Network Mobile Caravan'

Participation of 7 Demand Companies

Sejong Telecom held a 5G specialized network mobile caravan agreement and launch ceremony on the 1st. (From left) Choi Byung-hyuk, President of Cubicom; Kim Sang-hyun, Head of Innowireless; Kim Young-jae, President of Trento Systems; Kang Seok, President of Sejong Telecom; Kim Min-kyo, CEO of AM Solutions; Shin Dong-hoon, Vice President of DKI Technology; Kang Myung-soo, Executive Director of n3n, are posing for a commemorative photo. Photo by Sejong Telecom

[Asia Economy Reporter Minyoung Cha] Sejong Telecom held a business agreement ceremony for the ‘5G Specialized Network Mobile Caravan’ project, part of the government’s 5G specialized network policy.

On the 5th, Sejong Telecom announced that it held the ‘5G Specialized Network Mobile Caravan Agreement and Launch Ceremony’ to discover companies demanding 5G-based digital transformation (DX) and provide total solutions optimized for various industry types.

The mobile caravan project is composed of seven specialized companies in fields such as 5G-related terminals, network systems, platforms, Internet of Things (IoT), and engineering, with Sejong Telecom as the core.

In January, the Ministry of Science and ICT announced the ‘5G Specialized Network Policy,’ allowing third parties to build specialized networks and provide them to demand companies.

The mobile caravan ▲discovers demand companies aiming to promote digital transformation and visits them directly, ▲analyzes their requirements and identifies difficulties, and ▲provides optimal solutions and close mentoring.

When demand companies proceed with the introduction of 5G specialized networks through the mobile caravan, Sejong Telecom, as the lead company, takes full responsibility for business, service development, and operation. It conducts consulting, network construction, and operation services, while partner companies provide total solutions to ensure service implementation.

Sejong Telecom plans to increase the number of participating companies. Along with this, it will establish the nation’s first privately-led 5G specialized network testbed at its IDC, providing an environment where companies can freely test and verify 5G.

Kang Seok, CEO of Sejong Telecom, said, “5G specialized network demand companies can quickly and stably receive all processes from 5G frequency application to actual service implementation and operation from mobile caravan specialized companies,” adding, “Participating companies are also expected to secure future growth opportunities by providing total solutions capable of building and operating 5G specialized network services.”