Michael Kim

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  www.cyberposium.com/cyberposium2002/highlights_bos/pane - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/6/2001    Last Visited: 7/9/2002  

  Michael Kim, President and Founder
  
  Envenergy, Inc.
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  Michael Kim, President and Founder, Enuvis
  
  Michael is the President and co-founder of Enuvis, a leading provider of Assisted-GPS location technology for cellular and WLAN applications.It is a privately-held, Bay area firm founded in September 2000.Enuvis' investors include Greylock, August Capital, Alain Rossmann (founder of Openwave), Jack Balletto (founder of VLSI), Larry Sonsini, and other notable individuals.Prior to starting Enuvis, Michael was with Anam Electronics, the fourth-largest Korean consumer electronics firm, where he joined as a Director, US Business Development and most recently served as head of N. America Sales and Marketing.He established Anam's Telecommunications Division focusing on the development of wireless consumer devices and components.Prior to Anam, he was with United Technologies Research Center in Tokyo, Japan.Michael holds a Bachelor's degree from MIT in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
  
  This panelist is participating in the following panels:
  
  Panel HBS Grads That Have Started Successful Companies
  
  When Sat, Feb 09, 2002, 11:30am-12:30pm

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  Adventure GPS Products - GPS in the News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/28/2002    Last Visited: 5/20/2008  

  Michael Kim, president of Enuvis.

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  All about Automatic Vehicle Location! - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/12/2003    Last Visited: 6/1/2004  

  SiRF's long history of GPS innovation and technology excellence makes this an appealing union for us, as we see the two companies offerings and future roadmaps as extremely complementary, according to Michael Kim, president of Enuvis, Inc.

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  Boston Globe Online / Business / Finding a wealth of... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/18/2002    Last Visited: 3/18/2002  

  "Using special techniques, we've been able to extract the signal from the noise," said Michael Kim, president of Enuvis.The problem, he says, is that GPS satellites operate at a power equivalent of one to two Christmas lights and do not produce a strong enough signal after traveling through space.The satellites are further impaired by concrete and metal structures in metropolitan areas.Therefore, the second-generation GPS technology being deployed for E911 is inefficient and sometimes useless in cities.
  
  "In order for GPS to get imbedded in these devices, it has to become cheap," Kim said.
  
  Digital Angel Corp. has developed another use for GPS technology.The company builds location systems to track children, elderly, and the disabled.
  
  "We've gotten a lot of inquiries after Sept. 11," says Amro Albana, president of the company."Parents are concerned about their kids."
  
  The $300 device consists of a watch and pager, and has a fall sensor, proximity setting, alert button, and an ambient temperature sensor tied in with a location service.

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  C Y B E R P O S I U M - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/10/2001    Last Visited: 1/2/2002  

  Michael Kim, President and Founder, Enuvis
  
  Michael is the President and co-founder of Enuvis, a leading provider of Assisted-GPS location technology for cellular and WLAN applications.It is a privately-held, Bay area firm founded in September 2000.
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  Prior to starting Enuvis, Michael was with Anam Electronics, the fourth-largest Korean consumer electronics firm, where he joined as a Director, US Business Development and most recently served as head of N. America Sales and Marketing.He established Anam's Telecommunications Division focusing on the development of wireless consumer devices and components.Prior to Anam, he was with United Technologies Research Center in Tokyo, Japan.Michael holds a Bachelor's degree from MIT in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science and an MBA from Harvard Business School.
  
  This panelist is participating in the following panels:
  
  Panel HBS Grads That Have Started Successful Companies
  
  When

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  Devices make tracking easy - The Clarion-Ledger - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/26/2002    Last Visited: 3/26/2002  

  "We imagine a world one day where you'll never lose anything and nothing will ever be lost," said Michael Kim, president of Enuvis Inc., a GPS research firm.
  
  Not everyone is as optimistic.

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  GPS Inside — May 2002 - GPS World - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 5/1/2002    Last Visited: 12/19/2005  

  Enuvis President Michael Kim was most recently responsible for U.S. operations of Anam Electronics, the fourth-largest Korean manufacturer of OEM and branded consumer electronics.
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  Enuvis founders were drawn to GPS when they noticed Qualcomm,s acquisition of SnapTrack Inc., for $1 billion in stock two years ago. ,When you see a billion-dollar deal, it gets your attention,, Kim told GPS World.
  
  A collective background in developing algorithms for information processing and communications signal processing, however, led Enuvis engineers to leverage a variety of technologies not typically seen in conventional AGPS approaches, according to Kim and Van Roy.
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  The baseband software can operate with off-the-shelf RF components, according to Kim, and Enuvis is working with a variety of vendors of GPS RF providers.

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  GPS World - GPS Inside — May 2002 - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 10/1/2002    Last Visited: 10/1/2002  

  Enuvis President Michael Kim was most recently responsible for U.S. operations of Anam Electronics, the fourth-largest Korean manufacturer of OEM and branded consumer electronics.
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  "When you see a billion-dollar deal, it gets your attention," Kim told GPS World.
  
  A collective background in developing algorithms for information processing and communications signal processing, however, led Enuvis engineers to leverage a variety of technologies not typically seen in conventional AGPS approaches, according to Kim and Van Roy.
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  The baseband software can operate with off-the-shelf RF components, according to Kim, and Enuvis is working with a variety of vendors of GPS RF providers.
  
  Enuvis has 38 employees and holds 18 patents pending in signal processing, filtering and optimization algorithms.
  
  New Firm to Offer Single GPS/Bluetooth/Cellular RFIC
  
  Ashvattha Semiconductors, Inc., a new San Diego, Calfornia–based company, has announced plans to release an RF integrated circuit (RFIC) product in the coming months that combines GPS and three wireless communications functions on a single chip.

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  GPSRescue.com - RESQSTAR Services, LLC - News - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 8/23/2004    Last Visited: 3/5/2006  

  "We imagine a world one day where you'll never lose anything and nothing will ever be lost," said Michael Kim, president of Enuvis.

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  GoMemphis: Business - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/25/2002    Last Visited: 3/25/2002  

  "We imagine a world one day where you'll never lose anything," said Michael Kim, president of Enuvis.
  
  Not everyone is as optimistic.

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