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Biographies |
Woo Huk Choi, Director, Korea Communications Commission
Education : Majored Computer Engineering
in Seoul National University (1990-1994)
Major Activities: Radiocommunications
Officer in Asia-Pacific Telecommunity
(2008-2009)
Director, 2nd Center Construction Team
in Government Information Integration
Agency (2006-2007)
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Gary Fishman,
former TSAG Chairman
Mr. Fishman is currently President of
Pearlfisher International, a
telecommunication standardization
consulting company. His previous work
experience with Bell Laboratories, AT&T,
Lucent Technologies and Alcatel-Lucent
includes digital transmission systems,
system engineering, optical fiber,
economic studies, communication
satellite services, regulatory tariff
filings, marketing and technical
standardization.
He has participated in and held
leadership positions in domestic and
international standards bodies in a
variety of technical and policy areas
since 1984, including the Chair of the
ITU-T Telecommunication Standardization
Advisory Group (TSAG) (1996-2008) and
membership in World Standards
Cooperation comprising the top
management of ISO, IEC and ITU-T. In
2006, Mr. Fishman created the TSAG Young
Delegates Group to facilitate the
effective participation and training of
new participants, mostly from developing
countries, to TSAG and the ITU-T. He was
also a regular participant in the APT
Standardization Program (ASTAP) for many
years, and has presented numerous
seminars and workshops on capacity
building for international
standardization.
Mr. Fishman has served on the American
National Standards Institute (ANSI)
International Policy Committee, ANSI
Executive Standards Council and ANSI
Patent Group, and has participated on
ANSI delegations to the Pacific Area
Standards Congress and the ISO General
Assembly. Mr. Fishman is a founding
member and currently Vice Chairman of
the Board of the US ITU Association
(USITUA), an industry association whose
mission is to improve the interface
between industry and the US government
as it relates to ITU and other related
bodies. He is also the liaison
representative under a Memorandum of
Understanding between USITUA and ITU
Association of Japan. |
Cristian Gomez, Head Validation Group, BR, ITU
Cristian’s experience in the telecommunications industry spans over 12 years. He has worked in communications technology for the defence sector, research and development of electronic communications systems in the private sector and radio spectrum policy and planning at national government level. He is currently employed as a specialist by ITU-R in Geneva, working in the Space Services Division. Cristian holds an engineering degree in electronics and communications (Chile) and a Master’s degree in business administration (New Zealand). He is a Senior Member of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (USA) and a Professional Member of the Institution of Engineering Technology (UK).
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Yong Sam Hong, Lead System Architect and Engineering Director, Motorola Solutions
Title: Engineering Director
Entity: Motorola Solutions Korea, Inc
Degree: M.S. in Electronics from Konkuk University
Related Activities
Korea TTA PG316 PPDR Project Group, Vice Chair
Korea Broadband PPDR Forum, Vice Chair
APT ASTAP EG DMCS, Member |
Yoshikazu Ikeda, Otani University, Japan
Yoshikazu IKEDA is a professor at Otani University, Kyoto, Japan. He is a member of Organizing Committee for ITU-T Kaleidoscope academic conference since its establishment. Worked as a Rapporteur for SS-7 signaling network in ITU-T SG.11 in 1990’s. He was a professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology during 2003 and 2007, a visiting professor at National Institute of Informatics (JP) and Executive Director Multimedia with KDD before 2000. He graduated from University of Tokyo in 1969. |
Duck Joong Jeon, Manager, TTA
2006 - Present: Working at Strategic
Planning Team of Standardization
Department at TTA
2002 - 2006: Worked at Broadband
Convergence Network Division in ETRI
2002 - 2002: Worked at Consulting
Division in LG CNS
2000 - 2002: Achieved the M.S. degree in
Industrial Engineering at K AIST
1992 - 2000: Achieved the B.S. degree in
Industrial Engineering at Hanyang
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Sungho Jo, Deputy Senior Manager, SK Telecom
2001 - Present: Working at Access
Network Development Team of Network R&D
Center in SKTelecom (Involved in
cdma2000 1X, EVDO, WCDMA,LTE Access NW
Development)
1997 - 2000: Worked at Access Network
Engineering & Operation Team of Seoul
Metropolitan Area Division in SKTelecom
1990 - 1997: Achieved the B.S. degree in
Electronic Engineering at Kyungpook
National University |
Jay H. Kim, Director, Xener Systems
2008 - Present: Working at International Business Unit in Xener Systems
2005 – 2008: Worked at Strategic Planning Unit in Xener Systems
2000 – 2005: Worked at Platform Team in Xener Systems R&D Center
1996 - 2000: Worked at Intelligent Network Team in DACOM R&D Center
1991 - 1993: Achieved the M.S. degree in Communication Engineering at KAIST
1987 - 1991: Achieved the B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering at KAIST
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Juheon Kim, Manager, KT
2004 - Present: Working at Network
Laboratory of Corporate Technology Group
at KT
2005 - 2008: Achieved the M.S. degree in
Electronics & Computer Engineering at
Korea University
1995 - 2002: Achieved the B.S. degree in
Electric Engineering at Korea University |
Hosong Lee, Manager, KT
Hosong Lee has more than 8 years of
working experiences as IP Network
Engineer at KT R&D Center.
He developed and launched Network-based
Managed Service for enterprise. He
designed and deployed KT NGN for IP-TV,
Wibro and VoIP services.
Currently, He is responsible for design
and deployment of KT’s IP Network and
research of KT’s Future Network.
He is focusing on Application-Layer
Traffic Optimization technology and
Content Centric Network architecture. |
Cha-Sik Leem, Director General, Korea Communications Commission
Dr. Cha-Sik Leem is the president of National Radio Research Agency in Korea.
He is working for Korea Communications Commission since 1981 and has served as the president of the National Computing and Information Agency, the Director General of Knowledge Industry Standards Office, the Director General of Network Policy Bureau.
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Arthur Levin,
Chief, Operations and Planning Dept, TSB, ITU
Mr. Arthur Levin was the lead ITU staff
member in the organization of the two
phases of the World Summit on the
Information Society and has served as a
senior policy adviser and legal
counselor with the Union. He organized
and was Executive Secretary of the ITU
Plenipotentiary Conferences in 2002 and
2006.
He also holds an appointment as an
adjunct professor of law at the Franklin
Pierce Law Center in the United States,
where he teaches a course on
International Telecommunications Law and
the Internet..
He previously served as Legal Adviser of
the OECD in Paris and as a senior
attorney with regulatory agencies in the
United States and with private law firms
in Washington, D.C. He has published
numerous articles and books on
regulatory topics.
He has a J.D. with honors from George
Washington Law Center and a B.S. with
honors from Cornell University. |
Vijay Mauree, Programme Coordinator, TSB, ITU
Vijay received his first degree in
Computer Science with Electronic
Engineering from University College
London, UK in 1992 and obtained his
Masters degree in Information Technology
from Imperial College, Science and
Technology, UK in 1993. In 2000, He
obtained his MBA from Cranfield School
of Management in UK.
Before joining ITU, Vijay was working
for the National Computer Board in
Mauritius where he was in charge of the
Planning, Research and Development
Division and had worked on the
implementation of two National ICT
Strategic Plans as well as on the
development of a national information
security strategy. He was also
responsible for the setting up of the
Government Data Centre and the national
Computer Emergency Response Team.
In June 2010 he joined the ITU-T Policy
and Technology Watch Division in Geneva
where he is responsible for the
implementation of projects under
Bridging the Standardization Gap
programme and undertaking research for
production of Technology Watch reports. |
Jongbong Park,
(TTA)
Mr. Jongbong PARK started his career at
the Korean R&D Institution, Electronics
and Telecommunication Research Institute
(ETRI), to work on the coordination of
standardization activities in 1998.
Mr. Park joined the Telecommunication
Technology Association (TTA) in 2001 as
a principal researcher providing
consultation to Korean administration to
set up national position at
international organizations, such as ITU
and APT. He has contributed to various
APT preparatory meetings for ITU
Plenipotentiary Conference and World
Telecommunication Standardization
Assembly as a committee chair.
As a director at TTA, he is in charge of
coordinating various standardization
activities, such as TTA standardization
committees, industry forums and human
resource development. He has been
providing consultation to overseas
governments to enrich their
standardization capability. In addition,
he undertakes joint work programme with
ITU-T for bridging the standardization
gap that was funded by the Korean
administration. |
Honourable Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum, Attorney General and Minister For Justice, Anti-Corruption, Public Enterprises, Communications, Civil Aviation, Tourism, Industry And Trade, Fiji
Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is the Attorney
General and Minister for Justice,
Anti-Corruption, Public Enterprises,
Communications, Civil Aviation, Tourism,
Industry and Trade.
He attained his Bachelor of Arts (BA) in
Political Science and Development
Studies from the Australian National
University; Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from
the University of New South Wales,
Australia; Graduate Diploma in Legal
Practice from the University of
Wollongong, Australia; and Masters in
Law from the University of Hong Kong in
China.
Prior to his appointment as Attorney
General and Minister in 2007 he was the
General Manager Group Legal and
Compliance with Colonial Group of
Companies. He was also a state
prosecutor with the Office of the
Director of Public Prosecution in Fiji
and practiced as a commercial lawyer in
Minter Ellison Lawyers in Australia.
Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum is the Vice Chairman
of the Telecommunication Development
Advisory Group (TDAG). |
Gibson Tito, Principal Engineer, Radio Standards, National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA)
Mr. Gibson Tito is the Principal Engineer – Radio Standards with the National Information and Communications Technology Authority (NICTA). NICTA is Papua New Guinea’s ICT Regulator.
Prior to joining NICTA, he was a lecturer in the Department of Electrical and Communications Engineering at the PNG University of Technology. His field of expertise is in telecommunications, digital communications and radio. He received his Bachelor degree in Engineering (Communications) from PNG University of Technology in 1995 and obtained his Masters degree in Digital Communications from Monash University, (Clayton Campus) Australia in 2004.
Since joining the Papua New Guinea Radiocommunications and Telecommunications Technical Authority (PANGTEL) in 2008 (now NICTA), he has been actively involved in the development and/or reviewing of technical standards, specifications and testing procedures including type approvals for radiocommunications equipment and systems used in PNG.
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Kyu Jin Wee, Senior Advisor to KCC, Korea Communications Commission
Title : Senior Advisor to KCC
Education : Ph.D degree in Electric
Engineering at Yonsei University in
1988.
Major Int’l Activities
Chairman of committee 3 at ITU
Plenipotentiary conference in 2010
Vice chairman of ITU-R Study Group 5
(2008 – current)
Major APT Activities
Chairman of APT Management committee
(2009 – current)
Vice chairman of APT Preparatory Group
for WRC-12 (2008 – current)
Major National Activities
Acting Director General of Radio
Research Agency
Director of Radio Spectrum Development
Division & Technical Regulation Div
Chairman of Technical Committee 7 of
Telecommunication Technology Association
(TTA)
Chairman of Spectrum Management Group of
Korea Radio Promotion Association |
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