APAC Customer Success - Korean

Tools for driving thought leadership, domain knowledge, and improving research outcomes - in local language.

At Elsevier, we take immense pride in being a trusted partner to the communities we serve.

To support academic and research-focused professionals in building domain knowledge, honing new skillsets and expanding understanding of industry developments, we bring you the APAC Customer Success Hub. Within the hub are recorded webinars on topics relevant to our partners in science, as well as demonstrations of the solutions that can support research outcomes - here, you will find those videos in Korean. On-top of which, we've featured customer stories that illustrate the roadmap to success.

Local Language

Welcome to the APAC Customer Success Hub Korea, where you can find additional videos in Korean.

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Recorded events

Author and researcher workshops, industry discussions and expert insights.

Ms. Christine Abrigo
De La Salle University, Philippines의 Director of Libraries

There are no thought leadership webinars in Korean as yet. You may scroll to "solutions videos" for product demos and tutorials in Korean. In the meantime, enjoy the below videos in English, and stay tuned for updates...

Recordings (by recency)

Solutions videos

Onboarding videos, product feature demonstrations, and use-case specific illustrations of how Elsevier solutions can improve research outcomes.

"Even though students use tools such as search engines in their research work, there is a vast amount of misleading information online which can potentially affect the quality of their research work. By having ScienceDirect as a one-stop portal for all their research needs, students can easily find relevant information from various credible interdisciplinary sources. In addition, students can reduce the amount of time they spend researching for information."