VECT Launches Global Expansion with AI Electronic Whiteboards... "Full-Scale North American Export Talks at World Korean Business Convention"

VECT, a company specializing in digital education infrastructure, announced on April 28 that its subsidiary, ESOL Information & Communication, successfully concluded the 23rd World Korean Business Convention.

The event was held in Atlanta, Georgia, United States, from April 17 to April 20 (local time). More than 15,000 Korean businesspeople from around the world attended, and participants engaged in active networking with buyers from the North American region.

VECT, together with its subsidiary ESOL Information & Communication, showcased its latest products at the event, including artificial intelligence (AI)-based electronic whiteboards, smart education solutions, and smart podiums. The company held consultations with 45 buyers, and contracts worth approximately $500,000 are currently under negotiation.

The company explained that, due to rising import costs and tariff barriers in the United States and Canada, reasonably priced products are emerging as alternative solutions for North American distribution networks. VECT is accelerating efforts to secure distribution channels by continuing discussions with distributors in New Jersey, Georgia, South Carolina, and Florida.

ESOL Information & Communication plans to strengthen its logistics warehouses and after-sales service (A/S) network in the United States to ensure supply stability. The company also intends to participate in 'ISTELive 25,' the largest educational technology conference in North America, to launch full-scale local marketing activities.

A VECT representative stated, "This event was an important turning point that allowed us to connect directly with the Korean network and North American distribution channels in the United States," adding, "Given the rapidly growing demand for electronic whiteboards and smart education solutions, the technological capabilities and market responsiveness of ESOL Information & Communication will demonstrate strong competitiveness in the North American market as well."