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  • The Global Frontier Project

    Via Korea Herald, KT Corp. is targeting mobile app developers in China, Japan & Korea with new Global Frontier Project http://bit.ly/hcEDfd

    KT to Support Mobile App Developers

    KT Corp.announced Wednesday that it plans to launch a project to help mobile application developers sell their products overseas. The “global frontier project” is a measure for the telecom giant to establish mutual growth with smaller venture firms. It supports talented mobile application developers from the development stage to when items are released in the global application store.

    “We plan to open the first app contest, which will include participants from Korea, Japan and China, by the first half of this year to work toward having our high-quality mobile apps enter the foreign markets.”

    Those who are selected to take part in the global project will receive information about the overseas smartphone application markets so that they can localize the apps, according to KT officials. They will also be able to get additional consulting. A total of 100 teams will be chosen to take part in the project.

    Posted: 25 February 2011 | Filed: tweets | Feedback | Print |
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