WMB Opens Yeongnam Branch, Targets Power, Shipbuilding, and Plant Markets
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WMB opened its Yeongnam branch in Jinju, South Gyeongsang Province, on September 10.
With this move, WMB will pursue the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam market, local sales, and stronger technical support.
Its target areas for expansion are power, large plants, shipbuilding and marine, and manufacturing sites.
WMB, an AI-based digital twin specialist, opened its Yeongnam branch in Jinju, South Gyeongsang Province, on September 10. Its CEO is Kim Su-hyeon. With the opening of the Yeongnam branch, WMB said it would fully step up efforts to target the Busan-Ulsan-Gyeongnam, or Bu-Ul-Gyeong, market. Bu-Ul-Gyeong is a region concentrated with core industries such as power and energy, manufacturing, marine plants, and shipbuilding, making it a key domestic heavy-industry hub with large power and energy organizations as well as shipbuilding, marine plant, and manufacturing industries clustered there.
Against this regional backdrop, demand for WMB's digital twin-based integrated control and monitoring solutions in the Bu-Ul-Gyeong region was presented as being high. WMB opened the Yeongnam branch to strengthen local sales centered on Bu-Ul-Gyeong and to reinforce its technical support system, and plans to use it as a base to expand its business. The areas targeted for expansion are power, large plants, shipbuilding and marine, and manufacturing sites.
Based on its accumulated experience in power and energy projects and its 3D digital twin, AI drawing recognition, and AI prediction and autonomous operation technologies, WMB plans to provide faster sales and technical support to local customers. The point of the announcement was the opening of the Yeongnam branch and the full-scale push to target the Bu-Ul-Gyeong market.
WMB has AI-based integrated control solutions for disaster and safety (SABIT), data center integrated operations (IBSilon), and industrial facility management, and has supplied integrated control and operations solutions in fields such as environment, energy, safety, and disaster prevention based on industrial data technology accumulated over more than 20 years.
WMB said Bu-Ul-Gyeong is a strategic hub where major industrial facilities in power and energy, shipbuilding, marine plants, and manufacturing are concentrated. It expects to speed up the regional rollout of those solutions through the Yeongnam branch.
A WMB official said the company would use the opening of the Yeongnam branch as an opportunity to expand points of contact with local customers and broaden its digital twin and integrated control business in the southern region. WMB also plans to expand its regional foothold and business base through the Yeongnam branch opening.
Source: IT DAILY · Kim Ho
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