Glossary

PIPA (Korean Personal Info Protection Act)

Korea's Personal Information Protection Act. Applies to digitized cards.

PIPA (Korean Personal Information Protection Act)

Enacted 2011, revised 2020 and 2023. Among the world's strictest data laws, alongside the EU GDPR.

Core Rights

  • Right to consent
  • Right to access
  • Right to rectify / delete
  • Right to halt processing
  • Right to compensation

Application to Card Data

  • Collection / use consent (cards themselves count as implied consent — 2021 guidelines)
  • Third-party transfer restriction (sending cards to external AI is a gray zone)
  • Purpose-limit prohibition (training-data reuse may violate)
  • 30-day deletion on user request

ZDR + PIPA

OpenRouter Zero Data Retention aligns with PIPA's purpose-limit principle. No training, no log retention.

PIPA card guide →

More terms

Business Card OCR

Technology that extracts text from business card images. OCR stands for Optical Character Recognition.

Relationship ROI

The ratio of business outcomes (deals, referrals, revenue) to time/cost invested in relationships.

Zero Data Retention (ZDR)

A policy where AI/LLM input and output data are not stored or used for training.

Three-Way Good (Sanpou Yoshi)

Seller good, buyer good, society good. The Edo-era Omi merchants' philosophy. NameGood's brand inherits this spirit.

Cushion Words

Softening preludes for requests or refusals. "Excuse me for asking when you're busy" etc. Core to Japan business etiquette.

Keigo (Japanese Honorific Speech)

Japanese honorific speech system: respectful (sonkeigo), humble (kenjogo), polite (teineigo). Linguistically expresses relationships.

Remember (Korean Card App)

Korea's #1 business card app by Drama&Company. Free tier ad-supported.

Myungham (Korean for Card) Apps

Korean term for business card apps. Remember, Catch, NameGood.

Inmaek (Korean Network Mgmt)

Korean business networking — academic, regional, work ties.

KakaoTalk Card Integration

Sending/connecting cards via Korea's top messenger KakaoTalk.

Korean Corporate Titles

Korean corporate titles like Daepyo, Sangmu, Director, Sil-jang.

Morning Brief

AI suggests 3 contacts to reach today, before you commute.

Relationship ROI (Korea Context)

ROI on relationships, with Korea-specific weights for school/region/work ties.

Sampo-yoshi / Three Good Philosophy

Three Good — seller, buyer, society. Echoes Korean reciprocity (sangsaeng).

AI Business Card (Korea)

Cards that AI reads, analyzes, and acts on. Adopted in Korea since 2024.