Schneider Electric introduced new industry certifications in its EcoXpert Partner Program to address the growing need for specialized training in data center and critical infrastructure solutions.
These certifications empower partners to serve as trusted advisors in the industry and cover various specializations including power, cooling, and software deployment.
By obtaining these certifications, partners strengthen their expertise in designing, operating, and maintaining data centers, ensuring reliability and service availability for customers.
Timely training is crucial for data center experts due to the industry’s rapid evolution and global expansion.
These globally recognized certifications ensure a high standard of competency, allowing partners to excel in the dynamic field of data center solutions.
TThe program enables partners to serve as reliable advisors in the industry, promoting enhanced collaboration and leveraging each other’s expertise.
By integrating the realms of IT and OT, the program ensures sustainable integration, resulting in improved performance, continuity, and efficiency.
Partners gain increased agility and readiness to explore emerging market opportunities beyond their conventional focus areas.
The program’s emphasis on data center and critical infrastructure solutions is essential in response to the rising need for specialized training in these fields.
The certifications are tailored to bolster partners’ technical abilities and enhance their expertise in these crucial areas, which are increasingly pivotal in today’s digital environment.
Certified partners can distinguish themselves and showcase their dedication to excellence, setting them apart from competitors.
The program provides a comprehensive approach, enabling partners to deliver complete solutions to customers and meet their full range of requirements, maximizing value.
Timeliness is also vital for the program, especially with the ongoing global expansion of data centers.
The certifications target professionals in data center design, construction, cooling, power, systems integration, process automation, electrical and mechanical contracting, and service provision.
They aim to improve technical capabilities and expertise in data center and critical infrastructure solutions to meet today’s digital demands, ensuring enhanced reliability and service availability for customers.
The program equips partners with essential tools and knowledge to navigate the evolving data center and critical infrastructure landscape.
Certifications span various specializations, including cooling and power, systems integration, automation, electrical and mechanical contracting, and service provision.
By attaining these certifications, partners enhance their proficiency in critical infrastructure solutions, vital in today’s digital era.
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The program educates and supports personnel in best practices for designing, operating, and maintaining data centers sustainably, ensuring heightened reliability and service availability for customers.
Timely training for data center experts is imperative amidst the sector’s rapid evolution and global expansion.
Globally recognized certifications establish a benchmark of competency, empowering partners to excel in this dynamic field.
Paul Tyrer, Vice President Global IT Channels at Schneider Electric, has underscored the importance of the new EcoXpert Data Center and Critical Infrastructure Certifications.
He stressed the program’s goal of empowering partners as industry advisors, providing essential tools and knowledge for navigating data centers and critical infrastructure solutions.
Globally, the demand for data centers and critical infrastructure solutions is rising, propelled by factors like the growth of artificial intelligence (AI), generative AI development, and the expansion of edge computing.
This surge in AI is driving substantial demand for GPUs, data centers, and AI expertise, leading to a scarcity of available space in major markets.
Hyperscale users are taking up a large portion of the expected supply, leaving limited availability for others.
This highlights the importance of aligning training programs with global data center expansion to meet the rising demand for skilled infrastructure managers.
