HyoungDo Kim

Background

Kim, HyoungDo was born in Korea.

Education

Bachelor of Science, Seoul National University, 1981. Master of Science, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Seoul, 1987. Doctor of Philosophy, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon, 1992.

Career

Teaching assistant Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Daejeon/Seoul, 1987—1991, professor KAIST, Daejeon, 1992—1992. Senior researcher, team manager Dacom Corporation, Daejeon/Seoul, Republic of Korea, 1993—1999.

Visiting professor Ulsan University, Republic of Korea, 1999—2000. Advisor Inno Digital, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 2001—2003. Assistant professor Ajou University, Suwon, Republic of Korea, since 2000.

Editor Korean Management Science Review Korean Operations Research and Management Science Society, Seoul, Seoul, 2000—2002. Chair contents subcommittee Korea ebxml committee Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce, Seoul, Seoul, since 2001. Vice-chair electronic documents committee Integrated Forum on Electronic Commerce, Seoul, Seoul, since 2002.

Chairworking group for the standardization of international electronic commerce Korea Institute for Electronic Commerce, Seoul, Seoul, Republic of Korea, 2002.

Achievements

• Achievements include development of graphical editor tool (ebDesigner) for modeling business processes. Patents for Real-time method for playing music streams on the Internet. Patents pending for DNA sequence encoding/compression method.
  
  Patents pending for A method to handle blind watermarking using codeword groups for vector-quantized images. Patents pending for Method of messenger security based on client/server using Republic of South Africa. Patents pending for Routing method based on packet delay.

Works

• Other Work

  • Contributor articles and proceedings to professional journals and conferences (Excellent Paper award, 2002, Excellent Art and Science Book award Ministry of Culture and Tourism, 2001). Author: (book) Business to business Electronic Commerce @ eXtensible Markup Language, The Principles of Electronic Commerce.

Connections

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