EFI launches Fiery certification programme

The programme, which includes a Professional and Expert certification, progressively builds knowledge of Fiery systems, tools and features and is designed for new and existing users.

EFI’s Fiery Professional Certification establishes a solid foundation on Fiery functionality, including optimal system configuration, print job management, automated workflows, color profiles and calibration.

It costs US$250 ($250) and consists of 15 self-paced online courses and an online certification exam.

Meanwhile, the Fiery Expert Certification provides in-depth training on more advanced topics, such as the use of advanced Fiery imposition and variable data printing tools, PDF workflow optimisation, complex late-stage colour editing and JDF workflow integration.

It consists of five online courses, a two-day intensive hands-on classroom training course, and an online certification exam. The Fiery Expert Certification costs US$$750 plus travel and expenses.

The announcement comes shortly after EFI posted a 10% year-on-year fall in its Q2 Fiery sales, which chief executive Guy Gecht blamed on the cyclical nature of the business; if successful, the certification programme could be a means of flattening out the peaks and troughs in EFI’s Fiery revenues.

EFI vice president of Fiery marketing John Henze said: “Fiery technology is the world’s most popular digital printing workflow and now users will benefit by having an official certification program that helps them maximize the productivity of their people and the performance of their existing digital engines.

“Fiery Certification is an investment that returns real value to the business with the enhanced skill set of its Fiery certified employees. Increased staff know-how can allow print providers to increase operation efficiency, reduce errors, cut waste, and produce higher quality, higher-profit variable data or complex document assembly jobs.”

This article originally appeared at printweek.com

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