Focus on Revitalizing Game Content Industry! ... Gyeongbuk TP Hosts 'Industry-Academia-Research-Government Open Talk Workshop'

Full Effort for Game Industry Development

Achievement of Attracting 43 Companies

Gyeongbuk Technopark held an industry-academia-research-government Open Talk workshop over two days from the 6th to the 7th at The-K Hotel in Gyeongju to find ways to revitalize the game industry in Gyeongbuk.

This workshop was hosted by Gyeongbuk Province and Gyeongsan City, and jointly organized by Gyeongbuk Technopark, the Gyeongbuk Game Contents Industry Association, and Kyungil University Link Project Group 3.0.

Gyeongbuk Technopark held an industry-academia-research Open Talk workshop to revitalize the Gyeongbuk game industry at The-K Hotel in Gyeongju from the 6th to the 7th.

The event began with the general meeting of the Gyeongbuk Game Contents Industry Association, providing an opportunity for information exchange between existing and new game companies and sharing successful business cases.

It also included a lecture on digital human production, followed by an Open Talk session with related local institutions, universities, and companies based in Gyeongbuk.

The Open Talk session focused discussions on three main themes for revitalizing game content: ▲human resource development ▲performance sharing ▲growth strategies.

Participants shared opinions on expanding support for the creation and employment of specialized game content personnel linked with local universities, exploring cooperation methods such as practical training through connections between companies and academic departments, and hosting the Gyeongbuk Game Content Festival with local universities and Gyeongbuk Province to promote the development of the regional game industry.

So far, the Gyeongbuk Global Game Center has achieved results by attracting 43 companies through continuous efforts and generous support for corporate assistance, improving awareness of the game industry, and job creation to advance the game industry in Gyeongbuk.

This year as well, various support projects such as game startup support and game production and marketing assistance will be operated, along with hosting diverse events like game festivals and game jams to foster the game industry ecosystem.

Ha In-seong, President of Gyeongbuk Technopark, said, “This workshop was a meaningful occasion where we gathered to advance the game content industry in Gyeongbuk,” and added, “We will continue to actively support the development of the Gyeongbuk game industry by uniting industry, academia, research, and government.”

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