KB Securities Prepares Training Center Facilities for Post-Corona Era
[Asia Economy Reporter Kwon Jae-hee] KB Securities announced on the 17th that it has completed the renovation of its training center located in Yongin-si, Gyeonggi-do, and has reopened it.
KB Securities began the renovation work in January to digitalize the post-COVID facilities and to practice ESG management by installing electric vehicle charging stations and solar power generation facilities.
The core of this renovation is the digitalization of the lecture facilities. It features an ultra-large LED display measuring 3.3 meters in height and 7 meters in width with a resolution of 10 million pixels, a mirroring function that allows trainees to instantly display their laptop or mobile phone screens on the main screen, and a one-touch UI provided in all lecture rooms, enhancing the digital convenience of the lecture facilities.
Additionally, KB Securities incorporated its commitment to ESG management in this training center renovation. Five electric vehicle charging stations have been installed and will be expanded further in the future. A solar power generation facility with a capacity of 331.2 kW is also planned to be installed and operated in the training center parking lot within this year.
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Lim Kyung-sik, Head of the Management Support Division, said, "The COVID-19 pandemic has shifted society as a whole to an online-based non-face-to-face method, which also affected the existing training methods. We took this period as an opportunity to reorganize the training center in preparation for the upcoming post-COVID era."
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