主讲人介绍：

Sung Joo Park is a professor at the KAIST Business School in Seoul, Korea. He was the former Dean and Vice President of KAIST, and served as the founding President of AAPBS (Association of Asia-Pacific Business Schools). He also served as a member of global business education boards including AACSB and GFME (Global Foundation for Management Education), and is an Asian Advisory Board member of EFMD. He received a Ph.D. at the Michigan State University in 1978 and worked for the KAIST since 1980. He was a visiting professor at UCLA Anderson Graduate School of Management in U.S., Tsinghua SEM in China, and Keio Business School in Japan. He is currently a professor emeritus at KAIST.He was an advisory consulting professor for Samsung Group for 10 years including the companies like Samsung Corning, Samsung SDS, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology among others.
He sits on the editorial boards of international academic journals such as Decision Support Systems, J. of Operational Research, International J. of Modeling, Simulation and Scientific Computing. He was a member of Korean Presidential Advisory Council on Science & Technology and currently is a lifetime member of the Korean Academy of Science & Technology.
He is currently teaching ‘Innovation Management: The Asian Way’ and doing research on the Asian management and innovation.

内容刚要：

As Asian economy and businesses grow rapidly in the 21st century, Asian companies and their innovations draw much attention from all over the world. In this talk, I will discuss the innovations of the leading companies in Japan, Korea, and China---Toyota, Samsung, and Huawei.
The talk will consists of the current states of innovation in these companies, the secrets of innovations, and cultural roots of Asian innovation. Global trends of management and innovation will also be discussed.

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