Samsung for Business provides enterprise-grade mobile devices, displays, and IT infrastructure with integrated Knox security—a defense-grade platform that protects data from the chip up. Its portfolio includes industry-specific solutions for healthcare, retail, finance, and government, backed by managed mobility services and Samsung Business Financing to simplify large-scale deployments. The company’s business division leverages decades of hardware innovation and strategic partnerships to deliver end-to-end workflows, not just devices. Samsung’s breadth of certified enterprise solutions and direct support model differentiates it from general consumer device vendors.
Samsung’s U.S. Newsroom lists this business-related announcement on June 25, 2026. The item appears to focus on Samsung’s connected-care ecosystem and its application in daily wellness, which is relevant to its enterprise and business solutions.
Samsung Ads reports that streaming accounted for 77% of Q1 2026 TV viewership, with over three-quarters of that being ad-supported streaming. The company highlights the shift to ad-supported streaming as the new standard and positions its platform to help advertisers optimize campaigns through proprietary data and first-party insights. Samsung Ads aims to offer incremental reach and reduce duplication for CTV strategies.
Samsung's Galaxy S26 Series smartphone for business.
TM Roh
President & CEO
Young Hyun Jun
Vice Chairman & CEO
Yoonie Joung
President and CEO of Samsung Electronics North America
Choi Won-joon
president and chief operating officer of the MX division
HK Park
President and Head of Corporate Management Office(CFO)
Janghyun Yoon
President, Chief Technology Officer of DX Division and Head of Samsung Research
