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DataStreams said Wednesday its CEO won a bronze tower order of industrial service merit from the government for the company’s technological prowess in big data solutions.
Founded 20 years ago, DataStreams is a leader of the local big data solution market and is taking steps to get listed in Kosdaq.
In addition to the order of merit won by CEO Lee Young-sang, the company’s big data platform named TeraONE won a tech award from the minister of trade, industry and energy.
By Kim So-hyun (sophie@heraldcorp.com)
Founded 20 years ago, DataStreams is a leader of the local big data solution market and is taking steps to get listed in Kosdaq.
In addition to the order of merit won by CEO Lee Young-sang, the company’s big data platform named TeraONE won a tech award from the minister of trade, industry and energy.
By Kim So-hyun (sophie@heraldcorp.com)
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