Jeffrey Moon, MBA

I published a Korean product review of the Microsoft Surface Pro 11th Edition for Business 5G, which will be available in the Korean market from the first week of November 2024, on my blog yesterday. This product is my personal product, which I ordered last month and received three weeks ago through Surface ADR in Korea. I really liked the powerful computing and AI performance of the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite, and the battery performance is so good that I can use it as my main device when I go on a business trip or workcation. ARM64 native applications are increasing, and there are more and more cases where applications are improved to work well in the ARM64 environment even though they are x64 apps, so I think the range of applications will expand over time. I tested it myself by opening 5G/LTE lines of Korean mobile carriers, and in the case of SKT, the speed has improved, and in the case of KT, APN presets have been provided through Windows Update recently, making setup more convenient. For various stories such as performance and expandability, please refer to the attached link directly. (The content is in Korean, but it is fully understandable even if translated into English.) #MVPBUZZ #SurfaceforBusiness #MicrosoftSurface

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📢 山口県観光連盟様がMatterportを活用した観光DXを推進📢 アメリカのニューヨーク・タイムズ紙が発表した「2024年に行くべき52カ所」で、世界各地の旅行先の中で3番目に選ばれた山口市。 国内外へのPRやインバウンド誘致を担う山口県観光連盟様は、県内の主要な観光地をマーターポートでデジタルツイン化されています。 Matterportのデジタルツインは、観光地の魅力を写真や映像では伝えきれない形で表現するだけでなく、旅行代理店や自治体にとっても、プロモーションや旅行計画の効率化に寄与しています。 詳細はプレスリリースをご覧ください: https://lnkd.in/gJK9Yxgp #Matterport #デジタルツイン #観光DX #地域振興 #観光業 #VR 　 📢 Yamaguchi Tourism Federation Drives Tourism DX with Matterport 📢 Yamaguchi City was ranked third among the "52 Places to Go in 2024" by The New York Times, standing out as a top travel destination worldwide. The Yamaguchi Tourism Federation, responsible for promoting the prefecture both domestically and internationally, has utilized Matterport to create digital twins of key tourist attractions across the region. Matterport's digital twin technology not only showcases the unique appeal of tourist sites in ways that photos and videos cannot but also supports travel agencies and local governments in streamlining promotions and travel planning. For more details, please refer to the press release: https://lnkd.in/gJK9Yxgp #Matterport #DigitalTwin #TourismDX #RegionalDevelopment #TourismIndustry #VR

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Japanese companies, especially in manufacturing, are facing performance challenges. While factors like a weak yen, rising raw material costs, and sluggish demand in the Chinese market are often cited, what about product and service pricing? Setting prices appropriately brings companies the right revenue and healthy profits. Ultimately, the purpose of a company is to create customers. Profits created with customers return to them in meaningful ways. For us as consumers, reflecting on pricing is to consider the circulation of the economy. Perhaps both sides should momentarily set aside the idea that “cheap” is the primary driver of demand. #growthstrategy #gamechanger #tokyo #japan https://lnkd.in/gGJ4Cf5R

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👉👀 I'm looking at you NGOs. ⚡ So many briefs by well-meaning non-governmental organisations that intend to promote local Vietnamese community products mean well, but unfortunately fail to appreciate some simple marketing truths. 💡 Our friends at Collective Design Agency rightly point out the added value that good branding provides. 📝 So next time you draw up a request for proposal, ensure your brief includes more than a budget for graphic designer, as design alone isn't sufficient to deliver the added value that good brand strategy and thinking can deliver.

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It's a sad fact that most people who visit Korea can name one city in the country (Seoul) and very rarely any others, although Busan and Jeju do come up occasionally. So it's interesting that KENAZ and ONO Korea have announced that they'll be relocating their base of operations to Suncheon. I, for one, welcome the fact that a Seoul-based company is moving out of Seoul to a place that is likely to have lower housing prices and cheaper costs of living. But this represents perhaps the most extreme case of reverse-Gangnam that I've seen in the webtoon industry. In addition to being the near the center of commerce in Korea, Gangnam was home to a lot of webtoon and content startups because... well, because they wanted to be near the finance companies that were financing them. That's why Lezhin, Tappytoon, Toptoon, and Ridi have had or have their HQ around the Gangnam area. Of course, Lezhin and Toptoon have left their expensive highrise offices for... semi-less expensive high-rises elsewhere in Seoul. At one point, I heard how much the lease was for Lezhin and I choked on quite literally nothing while just attempting to breathe. I've since blocked the number from memory. KENAZ announced their Jeju office a few years ago which was supposed to be its new artist HQ but... it's an island. It's beautiful, but it's an island. Suncheon, on the other hand, is in a part of the country I always forget exists. The southwestern tip of the country doesn't have too many tourist attractions, but it is home to some great food. At least, that's what everyone tells me. I do look forward to someday visiting their Suncheon offices for a day trip. Just a day trip though.

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The Green Bonds can become an essential financial product for Vietnam enterprises.

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Revenue growth strategy without needing to: Invest in opening new stores Discount, promote, or sell at a loss Increase spending on marketing By building a digital sales channel without physical stores. Digital agents are paid based on each product sold; the larger the sales volume, the greater the profit. Maintain a no-cost and no-code business to ensure adaptability and efficiency in the face of changes.

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I am renting Microsoft Surface Laptop 7th Edition for Business from Microsoft Korea to prepare for ARM64 & Prism test and Microsoft Surface session at aMS Seoul 2024 scheduled for October 18th. I am very satisfied with the performance and x64 emulation performance that are more powerful than before, as well as the battery life. If I had to charge it whenever I had time, now I can charge it once a day or once every two days without any problems. Of course, when performance-oriented work is done for a long time, I use a 65W USB-PD charger. The product I rented is equipped with an HDR-compatible OLED display. Thanks to the clear picture quality, I was able to distinguish colors more clearly when working on Adobe Photoshop. Of course, if you use a display calibration solution to use the optimal color for your work, the effect will be maximized. (I am using Eye-one Pro.) I am working on the Korean product review targeting the first week of October, and since it requires more confirmation and testing than before, it will take some time, but I plan to take a thorough look. #SurfaceforBusiness #MVPBUZZ

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4. Satoshi Nakamoto’s residence and nationality Leave a Comment / By WeishaZhu / January 23, 2023 Satoshi Nakamoto’s residence and nationality are the easiest in Satoshi Nakamoto’s research. This section thanks Mr. Doncho. I accepted Mr. Doncho’s evidence and denied his conclusion by adding new information. Doncho Karaivanov published an article on November 23, 2020, “Satoshi Nakamoto lived in London while working on Bitcoin Heres how we know.” (1) The idea of the author’s research was to study Satoshi Nakamoto’s posting times, find out that Satoshi Nakamoto had regular posting times, and then ran the statistics. The data research idea is good, and statistics are hard to fool. There is no problem with his analysis; there is a problem with his conclusions. His data study, which I picked up on, came to a different conclusion. The data for his research comes from Satoshi Nakamoto’s Bitcointalk posts and SourceForge emails. The period began with the first announcement of Bitcoin on a crypto mailing list on October 31, 2008, and ended on December 13, 2010, when he sent his last email. Satoshi Nakamoto posted or sent emails on 206 days during this period, 742 posts. Using this data, they compiled scatter plots in different suspicious time zones to see when Satoshi Nakamoto was active and when he was inactive. They then used the additional data they collected to identify further the locations Satoshi Nakamoto most likely called home. The six graphs they considered the most likely places were those corresponding to London, the East and West coasts of the United States, and the time of email sending and forum posting as the scatter in the graphs. We have selected two of these, the relatively most plausible graphs, as Ref 3. Can find the links to the original article in Ref 1. The author, Doncho Karaivanov, studied the data and felt that Japan and Australia are not possible and that if someone does not have evidence of living in London, the West Coast, and the East Coast of the U.S., it cannot be Satoshi Nakamoto. His proof is based on human habits, and the arguments are reasonable and adequate as negative evidence to narrow the search for Satoshi Nakamoto. All three locations seem possible to him. In London, he was a night owl, working until the wee hours and sleeping until noon; on the East Coast, he worked until the end of the day and then slept until early morning. On the West Coast, he is an early bird, going to bed early at night and getting up early. Looking at this data alone, they could not determine exactly which time zone Satoshi lived in. Doncho appears in the Bitcoin Genesis block based on the January 3, 2009 Times, leaning more towards him being in London. This evidence is somewhat weak. The appearance of the Times content indicates that he could have been in London for a short time at the time. Some people also say he minded the Bitcoin Genesis block on https://lnkd.in/gJN3Bx8m

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Excellent opportunity to learn the Smart Business Transformation in AI Era

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kt cloud Co., Ltd is the top cloud service provider in Korea, providing cloud computing services to businesses. With a mission to provide top performance and diverse feature requirements to their clientele, including enterprise and government agencies, KT Cloud faced challenges with their previous storage solutions. After a thorough market evaluation of available storage solutions, KT Cloud chose Cloudian's AI Data Lake and Lenovo Some of the features critical in the analysis were: 💎 Multi-tenancy 💎 Quality of Service controls 💎 Integrated service provider billing 💎 Industry’s highest S3 compatibility 💎 Key Management Interoperability Protocol (KMIP) support 💎 Military-grade security 💎 Multi-data center support 💎 Advanced data tiering and Cross-Region Replication (CRR). Read more: https://bit.ly/3ziZtnl #datalake #hybridcloud #lenovo #s3compatibility #objectstorage #QoS #multitenancy #datasecurity #enterprisestorage #governmentstorage

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