DCX support the DCOM® Training in Brussels (22–26 June 2026)
Training teams means protecting business continuity
At DCX, we see it on the ground, mission after mission: the difference between an operation that simply “runs” and an operation that is truly resilient often comes down to one key factor; operational skills.
In a datacenter, service continuity doesn’t rely only on equipment. It relies on people’s ability to anticipate, respond, standardize best practices, and manage incidents without improvisation. That’s exactly why DCX sponsors and recommends recognized trainings and certifications in our industry.
Next session in Brussels: DCOM® (IDCA)
We’re happy to share a strong opportunity for upskilling: the next Data Center Operations Manager (DCOM®) training is coming back to Brussels, from June 22 to 26, 2026. The final locations is finally known and will be hold and sponsored by the Brussels Chamber of Commerce, BECI, Louizalaan 500, 1050 Brussels, Want to be informed, ask us!
This intensive, IDCA – DCOM -certified program is designed by the International Data Center Authority (IDCA) for data center professionals, with a practical focus on mission-critical operations.
Two complementary modules
The DCOM® training is split into two distinct modes.
DCIS – Datacenter Infrastructure Specialist
DCOM – Datacenter Operations Specialist
Practical information
Location: Brussels , BECI – Louizalaan 500, 1050 Brussels Dates: June 22–26, 2026 Format: available on-site and online
Link to documentation and extra information: DCOM One pager
Why DCX-Consulting and PBER Consulting sponsors and organize this training(s)?
Trusting in the always on and long life education, we strongly believe that the sector and especially critical infrastucuture will and is becoming everyday more and more important. This set, the secor need strong skilled workforces that can sustain growth and future proff technologies. This is wy we join forces!
If your goal is to improve continuity, operational quality, and risk control, this type of training provides a solid foundation to:
Strengthen operational reflexes and incident management
Align the team around shared standards and ways of working
Improve reliability and operational discipline
Professionalize practices for critical environments
By Xavier Warnier
mai 05, 2026
