Samsung Electro-Mechanics Marks 53rd Anniversary
Calls for Innovation in the Way Employees Work

Jang Deokhyun, President and CEO of Samsung Electro-Mechanics, called on the company to turn its competitiveness into tangible business results amid the major transformation driven by artificial intelligence (AI) at a ceremony marking the company's 53rd anniversary.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics President Jang Deok-hyun delivers commemorative remarks at the company's founding anniversary ceremony held at its Suwon Campus on the 2nd.

Samsung Electro-Mechanics President Jang Deok-hyun delivers commemorative remarks at the company's founding anniversary ceremony held at its Suwon Campus on the 2nd.

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At the ceremony held at the company's Suwon campus on the 2nd, Jang said, "The AI industry is still only at 'January 1,'" adding, "With the expansion of AI servers and data centers driving a sharp increase in demand for key components and the technical complexity of producing them, we have been given unprecedented growth opportunities across our core businesses, including multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) and package substrates."


"Samsung Electro-Mechanics has global partnerships, a differentiated product portfolio and proven production capacity. The key is execution," he said. "Let's demonstrate our execution capabilities across all areas, including development, production, quality, and safety and environmental management, and make sure we turn the opportunities before us into results."


He also identified changing the way employees work as a key priority. "AI technology is fundamentally redefining how people work," Jang said, urging employees to "use their specialized AI agents to streamline simple, repetitive tasks and focus their capabilities on more creative, meaningful work."



The ceremony was attended by Jang, other senior executives and employees, while employees in Korea and overseas also joined via the company's internal broadcast network. Awards were presented to long-service employees and to the winning teams of the recent in-house AI hackathon, held to improve employees' AI capabilities and drive work innovation. Outstanding employees who developed innovative projects with strong practical value, including manufacturing process optimization and work automation, took the stage to receive enthusiastic encouragement from their colleagues.


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