SINGAPORE, Nov. 17, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- The London School of Business & Finance (LSBF) Singapore Campus has been awarded the Tripartite Alliance (TA) Award 2025 by the Tripartite Alliance for Fair & Progressive Employment Practices (TAFEP)—a national accolade reserved for organisations that demonstrate exemplary leadership in fair, inclusive, and progressive employment practices.
LSBF stands out as the only Private Education Institution (PEI) recognised in its category this year, underscoring its leadership in championing values-led workplace culture within Singapore's education landscape.
Receiving recognition under the Age Inclusive Practices category, LSBF was commended for its intentional and effective approach to building an age-friendly workplace. Through structured support, and barrier-free hiring, LSBF has created an environment where employees of all ages can contribute meaningfully and grow confidently. These efforts have strengthened organisational resilience, expanded access to diverse talent, and enhanced the institution's ability to meet evolving student and industry needs.
CEO of LSBF Global, Rathakrishnan Govind, said "LSBF Singapore Campus's achievement reflects our commitment to building an education institution where people feel valued, respected, and empowered to grow. A fair and inclusive workplace is the foundation of strong teaching, positive student outcomes, and sustainable organisational success. This award is a testament to the dedication of our teams in Singapore and underscores our belief that progressive employment practices are not only the right thing to do — they are essential for the future of education."
About LSBF Singapore
The London School of Business & Finance (LSBF), founded in 2003 and a member of the Global University System (GUS), serves over 25,000 students across more than 40 countries. With campuses in key cities including the UK, Singapore, and Malaysia, LSBF has expanded its international footprint, particularly in Asia. LSBF Singapore campus offers over 100 programmes in business, finance, law, hospitality, and technology, and collaborate with reputable universities to provide internationally recognised qualifications. LSBF holds EduTrust certification, partners with organizations like Grab, Deloitte and ISCA, and is an ACCA Approved Learning Partner. In recognition of its future-focused approach to education, LSBF was honoured with the Singapore Business Review's International Business Award in Education for two consecutive years – 2024 and 2025. These accolades reaffirm LSBF's commitment to delivering quality, industry-aligned education that empowers aspiring professionals globally.
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LSBF Singapore Wins Prestigious Tripartite Alliance (TA) Award 2025, Setting a Benchmark for People-First Practices in the Private Education Sector.
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- Real-time English coverage of K-industry and policy news expands information access for global readers
- Expansion to global news platforms including Google News strengthens overseas reach of Korea's digital industry news
SEOUL, South Korea, March 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- DigitalToday, a Korean technology news outlet, has officially launched an English-language news service powered by an AI-based real-time automated translation system, providing global readers with direct access to news about Korea's digital industry.
The service directly targets international audiences interested in Korea's IT, industry, and policy developments. It was introduced to deliver information about Korea's digital sector more quickly to overseas readers who previously faced language barriers when accessing such content. Through a system that automatically generates English versions simultaneously with article publication, global readers can now follow major developments in Korea's digital industry in real time.
DigitalToday's English news service (digitaltoday.co.kr/en) operates using an AI translation engine developed in-house by Hecto Group. English content is automatically generated at the same time Korean articles are published and distributed through global search engines and news platforms. Chinese and Japanese versions are scheduled to be introduced sequentially, with additional language expansions also under consideration.
Global interest in Korea's digital industry—including its startup ecosystem, artificial intelligence sector, semiconductor industry, and platform businesses—has grown significantly in recent years. As technology policy and industrial strategies increasingly influence global supply chains and investment flows, demand for information on Korea's digital industry trends is also rising among international investors and technology professionals.
However, there are relatively few specialized media outlets that deliver real-time English coverage of Korea's digital industry and technology policies. Through the launch of this English news service, DigitalToday aims to provide a direct information channel enabling overseas readers to understand developments in Korea's digital economy more quickly without relying on separate translation processes.
The launch also represents part of DigitalToday's broader strategy to expand into global news platforms. The outlet plans to broaden its reach to international audiences through global news platforms including Google News, as well as RSS feeds and social media channels. In an environment where news consumption is no longer limited by national borders or languages, DigitalToday is working to build a media ecosystem that connects with readers worldwide through multilingual content generated simultaneously with article production.
The initiative is also meaningful in terms of global information accessibility. Foreign investors currently hold approximately $1 trillion worth of listed securities in Korea's capital market, reflecting strong global interest. Despite this, English-language channels that allow global audiences to monitor Korea's industry and policy developments in real time have remained limited. DigitalToday aims to help global investors and industry stakeholders more easily track developments in Korea's digital sector through this English news service.
A DigitalToday official said, "This global news service goes beyond simple translation. It represents a new news distribution model that removes language barriers in real time and connects immediately with global readers. Through AI-powered translation technology, we aim to create an environment where issues related to Korea's digital industry and technology policy can be consumed simultaneously in the global market."
Meanwhile, major global media organizations are also expanding their international readership through English-based global news services. Japan's Nikkei, for example, targets global audiences through its English-language platform Nikkei Asia, while The New York Times utilizes generative AI across various areas including editorial tools, summarization systems, and content recommendations.
Through the expansion of its global multilingual services, DigitalToday aims to accelerate the global dissemination of K-digital industry content, increase international visibility of technology and policy news, and demonstrate practical applications of AI-driven news automation systems. The company plans to continue expanding as a digital news platform connecting with global readers. (End)
About DigitalToday (www.digitaltoday.co.kr):
DigitalToday is a leading Korean digital news media outlet covering ICT, industry, policy, and startups. Through data-driven reporting and technology-focused journalism, the outlet delivers rapid insights into industry developments. DigitalToday continues to pursue media innovation through AI-powered content automation and global multilingual news services.
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Leading Korean Tech Media DigitalToday Launches English News Service
