Within the next 30 days, KWI will finish out the site into a state-of-the-art training facility for clients. Chal Barnwell, head of KWI's energy division in North America tells GlobeSt.com that the sophistication level of the software and its technical needs led to the decision to provide training at the KWI offices as opposed to training clients at its offices. Barnwell feels The Woodlands location offers clients less distractions in learning and more of an opportunity to become "enfranchised in the application."

"With kW3000, we have the most advanced energy commodities trading analysis and risk management software in the market," says Barnwell. "Our new facility provides us with a center to service and support our growing North American customer base and enables us to bring all our energy-related sales, marketing, consulting and off-site training operations under one roof in Houston."

The company's global headquarters and development center is in London with other offices in Frankfurt, Singapore, Sydney and Stockholm. North American offices include Houston, Boise and San Francisco.