Ceragem and TJ Media Collaborate on Senior Content Development

[Financial News] Ceragem is collaborating with TJ Media, the largest karaoke machine company in Korea, to develop senior content including music.
Ceragem announced on the 12th that it signed a memorandum of understanding for strategic business cooperation with TJ Media at Centerfield Seoul Town in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the 11th.
Ceragem plans to expand its healthcare products and content business for seniors through this agreement, as the silver tech and well-aging industries are rapidly growing due to aging populations. TJ Media has a nationwide distribution network based on specialized content that combines healthcare systems and music for seniors. It has been operating customized services centered on senior channels and networks such as city and provincial senior welfare facilities and communities.
The two companies plan to promote △joint planning, development, and operation of healthcare content services for seniors and general consumers △joint development of package products and experience promotions △planning of smart devices that combine healthcare and sound △joint marketing covering welfare facilities, local governments, and senior communities.
Based on the technology, infrastructure, and content planning capabilities of both companies, they plan to collaborate for differentiated service development and joint marketing to lead the rapidly growing senior healthcare market.
A Ceragem representative stated, "In the well-aging trend, the fusion of technology and content is the key to determining competitiveness in the senior healthcare market," adding, "Through TJ Media's specialized content and extensive senior channels, we will provide a more immersive experience and further expand our reach."
A TJ Media representative said, "By adding our content planning capabilities based on music to Ceragem's global healthcare infrastructure, we can present a new dimension of senior wellness solutions," and "We will actively pursue various joint projects to enhance practical user experience based on accumulated know-how."

butter@fnnews.com Kang Kyung-rae Reporter