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[Photo News] KT, WEF to leverage ICT for infectious disease control

By Korea Herald

Published : Oct. 22, 2017 - 14:55

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ICT IN DISEASE CONTROL -- South Korean mobile carrier KT said Sunday that it has partnered with the World Economic Forum to leverage its internet and communication technologies to help the WEF’s project to fight the global spread of infectious diseases. World Economic Forum’s Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab (second from left) and KT Chairman Hwang Chang-gyu (second from right) shake hands after signing the partnership agreement at the WEF headquarters in Geneva on Friday. (KT) ICT IN DISEASE CONTROL -- South Korean mobile carrier KT said Sunday that it has partnered with the World Economic Forum to leverage its internet and communication technologies to help the WEF’s project to fight the global spread of infectious diseases. World Economic Forum’s Executive Chairman Klaus Schwab (second from left) and KT Chairman Hwang Chang-gyu (second from right) shake hands after signing the partnership agreement at the WEF headquarters in Geneva on Friday. (KT)

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