Advancing South Korean shared growth and global competitiveness
12 September 2025 — At the 119th Shared Growth Forum, Holim Wang, Manager at Reddal Korea, shared perspectives on advancing Korean economy by enhancing the competitiveness of its SMEs and lessen the dependence on conglomerates.
AI and Robotics in East Asia: Pathways to global competitiveness
19 September 2025 — In an interview with The Digital Times, Per Stenius, CEO and Client Director at Reddal, discussed how South Korea can advance its AI and robotics ecosystem to boost global competitiveness.
China's landmark for the shipbuilding sector with its first cruise ship setting sail
15 January 2024 — Adora Magic City, China's first domestically built cruise ship, completed its first commercial voyage. As the vessel set sail, it signified China's capability to build mega-cruise ship and marked a significant milestone in the nation's maritime ambitions.
Using success gates in portfolio strategy development for more informed decision making
9 September 2021 — Developing a portfolio strategy is complex due to numerous opportunities, limited resources, business constraints, and market uncertainties. Defining key constraints for individual portfolio businesses and using success gates to track their impact helps in selecting viable strategic options for all future scenarios.
Beyond “Asia”: Rethinking regional strategy through targeted partnerships
6 June 2025 — As global dynamics shift rapidly, China and South Korea have adapted in unique ways to maintain economic stability, foster innovation, and ensure long-term sustainability.
Reddal Talks: Breaking out of a gridlocked industry
6 November 2017 — Companies in traditional industries often face a gridlock with low growth and a saturated market. Unless decisive moves are taken by the management, breaking out of this cycle is challenging.
Korean economy and the role of its SMEs
8 March 2024 — For Korean SMEs, expanding domestically and internationally is vital to the country’s economy. To realistically succeed overseas, SMEs need to carefully analyze local markets and seek proper support to surpass cultural and language barriers.
Tech startups can minimize their time in the trough of sorrow with a zoom-in pivot
16 September 2015 — We reflect on the experience of an early-stage mobile startup and its struggles in the “trough of sorrow”. During this phase, many teams make the classic mistake of adding the “next feature” in hopes to spark traction for the entire product. Instead, mobile startups should consider a “zoom-in” pivot, where a single feature becomes the whole product