ORLANDO, FL – October 4, 2012 – 3vNet, manufacturer of advanced, elegant and easy to use whole-house automation products, has entered into a partnership with Training Allies, a professional training and education firm that provides customized training programs and e-learning solutions to consumer electronics and home integration companies.
Together, 3vNet and Training Allies plan to develop a two-tiered training program for 3vNet integration partners. The basic certification, to be offered online, includes courses for audio and basic systems integration. The advanced certification program will include both online and classroom-based courses in lighting and advanced programming. 3vNet’s basic certification program will launch on January 1, 2013; the advanced program will follow later in 2013.
Tim Dunigan, 3vNet’s newly hired Training & Education Manager, will head up these programs. Dunigan brings years of consumer electronics, IT, and training experience to the 3vNet team. “As a former integrator, Tim really has his finger on the pulse on what our customers need to know to be successful,” reports Matt Curtin, 3vNet’s Director of Sales. “His skills and experience are a perfect fit for us and we are extremely happy that he is onboard.” Dunigan will be based out of 3vNet’s new headquarters in Orlando, Florida.
Training Allies has provided professional training programs for such brands as Denon, McIntosh, Sharp, Lutron, NuVo, Boston Acoustics, and others.
About 3vNet
3vNet manufactures a vast and complete range of whole-house control solutions for lighting, climate, security, CCTV, weather, and distributed home entertainment. 3vNet products blend reliability, scalability, and flexibility with contemporary design to provide solutions that are easy to install, simple to us,e and designed to match any décor. 3vNet is headquartered in Orlando, Florida and can be found on the Web at
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About TrainingAllies, LLC
Training Allies is a home technology-focused training and education firm that works with organizations in all sectors of the marketplace, from manufacturing through installation. They assist companies in developing and implementing effective educational strategies that enable them to educate a broader audience more effectively and cost-efficiently, and to garner greater results and increased ROI from their training efforts.
