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1 KAIST Business School Journal 2010 Winter Vol.15

2 Cover Story \!! DO!!!! \, \ somewhere, over the rainbow \ A4 \ \,, bayesian, \,

3 Contents : Hot & New KAIST Issue Insight Zone Global Zone Globalization International Students Power Zone Alumni Network Alumni Network Career Development Mentoring Program Field Trip Inside Zone Field Work Student Club Academic Service Art Exhibition 34 Notice

The Road to CXO through KAIST Business School When I talk to MBA students at KAIST or in other countries that I have taught (US, UK, India and China), about their career aspirations, one thing is

4 The Road to CXO through KAIST Business School When I talk to MBA students at KAIST or in other countries that I have taught (US, UK, India and China), about their career aspirations, one thing is certain they all want to be CEOs. Generalizing, it can be said that they desire a path that takes them through the CXO designations i.e. CTO, CIO, CFO, CMO, CHRO... to a CEO. And I am sure that they would like to forecast their future, before they choose an MBA school to attend. In this issue, we are highlighting economic and business forecasting, a highly important subject, through the eyes of our faculty, Prof. Jun, Duk Bin and Prof. Noh, Jae Sun. There is a funny saying: forecasting is hard, especially if it is about the future! What else can it be about but hard as it may be, I would like to predict that a degree path through the halls of KAIST Business School is certain to lead to a CXO position. On November 3rd, we hosted our Homecoming Event for our alumni and we had a large gathering of more than 150 alumni. We honored one of our own graduates that day, Mr. Kwon Young Soo, CEO of LG Display he was previously CFO of LG Electronics. Similarly, last year, another of our alums, Mr. Kim Shin Bae, CEO of SK C&C was honored at KAIST. So you see, even though KAIST Business School is very young, just 15 years in existence, we have started to make the dream come true for our graduates. To help with this, we have had a stream of CEOs and CXOs visiting our classrooms and giving lectures to our students. Citibank CEO Ha, Yung-Ku was there in April explaining the strategies of his company and their strategies going forward after this global financial crisis. At the same time, KTB Asset Management CEO Chang, In-Whan focused on how a young but enterprising company can thrive in a down market and what kind of characteristics he was looking for in his employees. President Lee Hae-sun of CJ O Shopping inspired the audience with the excitement of internet enterprises and the global opportunities open to them. And CEO Park, Gee-Won of Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction unraveled the strategies behind the successful recreation of Doosan as a global industrial infrastructure heavyweight, moving away from a domestic consumer industry focus. These CEOs not only educated our students by providing them with an understanding of their companies and the related industries but also gave our students helpful insights on how they became successful as budding managers and executives in their companies. On a more focused seminar-style interaction, President Kim, Jae-Ho of Donga Ilbo, Country Director Lee Jae-Hun of ebay, CEO Cho Buem-Ku of Cisco and Managing Director Marcus von Engel of Accenture talked on how the changing information technology infrastructure and consumer preferences were necessitating new business models in their industries. Finally, President Richard Hill thrilled our audience made up of students and faculty on the green strategies of Standard Chartered and his own experiences heading a financial services company after a long history of work experience in consumer goods industry. And this is just the tip of the iceberg here at KAIST we are serious when it comes to equipping all our students not just academically, but also by providing them access to successful business executives to listen to, to question, and to learn from, to prepare for the future in their careers as CXOs. We, at KAIST Business School, understand well that our alumni s success is our success. Nagaja! 4 KAIST Business School

5 Frontier _ Winter

6 Hot & New KAIST Issue 6 KAIST Business School

7 Frontier _ Winter

8 Hot & New KAIST Issue 8 KAIST Business School

9 > > Frontier _ Winter

10 Insight Zone A FIELD OF BUSIESS & ECONOMICS FORECASTING 10 KAIST Business School

11 step.1 step.2 step.3 step.4 Frontier _ Winter

12 step.5 step.6 step.7 step.8 step.9 International Symposium on Forecasting KA Journal of Forecasting R. F. Engle Time Series Analysis J. D. Hamilton Mark-eting Science G. Allenby 12 KAIST Business School

13 Frontier _ Winter

14 14 KAIST Business School

15 Frontier _ Winter

16 Global Zone Globalization GLOBALIZATION & KOREANIZATION 16 KAIST Business School

17 3 Step Global School 2 Step Student Inbound 1 Step Student Outbound 1, 2, 3 Step Globalization > Frontier _ Winter

18 Global Zone International Students > 18 KAIST Business School

19 > Frontier _ Winter

20 Power Zone Alumni Network 20 KAIST Business School

21 Power Zone Alumni Network Frontier _ Winter

22 Power Zone Career Development JOB MARKET 22 KAIST Business School

23 Frontier _ Winter

24 Power Zone Mentoring Program 24 KAIST Business School

25 Power Zone Field Trip > Frontier _ Winter

26 Inside Zone AIM Advanced Innovative Management Program 26 KAIST Business School

27 ATM Advanced IT, Media & Contents Program AIC Advanced Program for Innovative Consultants AeG Advanced Program for e-government KFMP KAIST Finance Mastership Program Frontier _ Winter

28 Inside Zone Special Program 28 KAIST Business School

29 Case1. Case2. Case3. Frontier _ Winter

30 Inside Zone 30 KAIST Business School

31 Inside Zone Student Club KAIST KUMDO CLUB Frontier _ Winter

32 Inside Zone Academic Service 32 KAIST Business School

33 Inside Zone Art Exhibition Technology, Management & Art Landscape Movable Frontier _ Winter

34 Notice Wedding 34 KAIST Business School

35 Notice > DONATION

Page 2 of 6 Here are the rules for conjugating Whether (or not) and If when using a Descriptive Verb. The only difference here from Action Verbs is wh

Page 2 of 6 Here are the rules for conjugating Whether (or not) and If when using a Descriptive Verb. The only difference here from Action Verbs is wh Page 1 of 6 Learn Korean Ep. 13: Whether (or not) and If Let s go over how to say Whether and If. An example in English would be I don t know whether he ll be there, or I don t know if he ll be there.