Xilica launches ‘Genius’ global training program

Incentive-driven program offers broad AV systems education, certification on Xilica Designer, discounts, AVIXA CTS RUs, and BICSI CECs over two distinct training levels.

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Xilica, a global leader in digital signal processing technology for AV and installed sound, announces a new branded, incentive-laden educational experience built to engage and excite integrators worldwide. Launching now, the Xilica Genius training program will offer two levels of multi-lingual training online and onsite, with valuable business and certification incentives for participants.

 

The Xilica Genius program is primarily targeted at systems integrators worldwide, alongside distributors and key specifiers. Xilica Genius will deliver a unified training experience to all participants, with a core focus on strengthening technical competency around Xilica’s award-winning DSP product range, control options and I/O endpoints. Participants can also access advanced resources, preferential pricing and exclusive event invitations.

 

Accreditation opportunities are available in two certifications, with the completion of each tier demonstrating higher competency levels, and a greater advantage in specifying and winning projects with Xilica systems:

 

         Xilica Certified™: A base-level certification covering DSP basics, platform knowledge and design functionality including Xilica HearClear Acoustic Echo Cancellation, UCI design, third-party control configuration, and product choice.

         Xilica Preferred™: An advanced program available to holders of Xilica Certified™ status, and only available through in-person classes, this level of recognition adds Lua scripting, integrated control, SONIA™ 96kHz sampling and complex application design.

 

Xilica Certified™ education is available through the online Genius Learning platform. The Xilica Certified program includes 19 on-demand modules that include video-based instruction options, with testing at the conclusion of each section.

 

Each Xilica Certified professional qualifies for four CTS RUs through the AVIXA Certified Technology Specialist program, as well as six BICSI Continuing Education Credits for professionals in the Information and Communications Technology (ICT) community. More details on the Xilica Certified, including registration and a Course Content overview, are accessible at https://xilica.com/certified/.

 

Meanwhile, in-person training events for Xilica Preferred education are typically offered in groups at Xilica regional sales offices, partner facilities, or hotels — and will begin later in 2020, when Xilica hopes the current global pandemic has passed.

 

Joe Orlando, Product Manager for Systems, at Xilica, adds that the program will help integrators and consultants deliver deeper, more complex systems with greater ease.

 

“As the industry delves deeper into our product range and explores the unique benefits of modular digital signal processors, and the associated cost benefits, we know the flexibility, sophistication and creativity of AV systems design will increase,” said Orlando. “We look forward to showing integrators, consultants and end-users the boundless possibilities with our product range, and how we make integrators’ lives easier with a single source for programming, system configuration, documentation and control.”

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