Injong Rhee Email & Phone Number

New York, Ny, Us

New York, New York, Us

Being an urban farmer who uses technology to bring economic viability to smart farming. Extreme technology of IoT, Data Science, AI, Robotics and Cloud meets agricultural science, industrial automation and supply chain optimization.

Mountain View, Ca, Us

Under Injong’s leadership, Google launched the full hardware and software end-to-end stack of Cloud IoT service including IoT Core and EdgeTPU (Tensorflow Lite Chipset) which enables IoT application developers to implement, deploy and manage their intelligent services from the edge all the way to the cloud.

Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, Kr

He was CTO, head of engineering primarily in charge of software and services at Samsung mobile. He is frequently recognized for his contribution to making the company a significant player in software industry -- quoted as "the invisible hand of a great designer" behind Samsung Galaxy smartphone software and their user experience design that made "Samsung's software caught to its hardware" today. As CTO, Injong led the software development of the entire portfolio of Samsung mobile phones and accessories including flagship smartphones such as Galaxy S8, Note 8 and Note 7, smart watches and IoT services. He manages over 12000 engineers, UX designers, product managers globally. During his tenure at Samsung, Injong also led several signature software service businesses from their incubation to the full blown businesses, most notably Samsung Knox, Samsung Pay and Bixby.

Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, Kr

Global head of B2B Mobile Business (including Global sales) and Samsung Pay of Samsung Electronics. Under his leadership, Samsung has become the leader of Mobile Enterprise Security Solutions with his invention, KNOX. The KNOX platform, embedded into practically all Samsung Android and Tizen smartphones, and Samusng TVs provides the baseline security protection and data leakage protection for the operating systems. KNOX is currently approved and certified for use in various government and highly security sensitive organizations worldwide including US, UK, Australia, Finland, and China. Samsung Pay, also built on top of the KNOX platform, was developed under his leadership. Samsung Pay is, according to customer surveys, the most commonly used mobile payment solution rivaling Apple Pay and Android Pay and has been launched in 17 different markets around the globe. It is often cited as one of the key reasons why Samsung users stay loyal to Samsung phones.

Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, Kr

Building Global enterprise business for Samsung Mobile in charge of all business functions as well as engineering and product development. Conceived and developed Samsung Knox as a new product; business grown to be multi-billion dollars in terms of (Knox enabled) smartphone sales to enterprises.

Suwon-Si, Gyeonggi-Do, Kr

Managing multi-year product strategies and technology roadmap for Samsung mobile. Technology incubation, investment, M&A and partnership. Led several signature partnership deals including Dropbox 50G 2yr free for all Samsung mobile phone users.

Raleigh, North Carolina, Us

Department of Computer Science. As a professor, he was a teacher (with several best teacher awards) and prolific researcher publishing over 100 research papers in reputable journals and conferences in the areas of computer networks, distributed systems, and the Internet. You may find all of Injong's publications from these links: http://bit.ly/RheeGoogleProfilehttp://bit.ly/RheeACMProfileThe most notable piece of his accomplishments as a professor is his contribution to TCP/IP, the transport protocol used in all Internet data transmissions including WWW, Internet search, email, file downloads, video streaming (e.g., Netflix) and video conferencing (e.g., WebEx, Zoom, Skype). If you are using the Internet, the chances are you are one of 4.5 billion users using his algorithm called CUBIC everyday. CUBIC (as well as its predecessor BIC) was developed to allow your data transmission to utilize the network capacity "fully" as well as "fairly." It replaced Van Jacobson's TCP congestion control algorithm which was developed in the 80's when the Internet capacity was many orders of magnitude smaller than today so it was not designed to fully utilize today's network capacity. CUBIC was designed to be scalable to almost any network capacity (by growing its network utilization in the order of a cubic function where the name CUBIC came from) while allowing the capacity to be used fairly among all the network connections competing for the capacity. CUBIC was made open-source in 2006 which helped its adoption in the Internet community. He believes that things essential to the success and progress of humanity should not remain proprietary and must be open to the public for free.

A start-up company that specializes in multimedia technologies for next-generation cellular networks. Its main products are the world-first video streaming and PTT (push-to-talk) systems for 2.5G and 3G networks.

Atlanta, Ga, Us

Working on distributed systems

Coventry, Gb

Working on image processing and real-time computing