Over 6,000 Years of Combined Industry Experience: Digixon Launches Its Expert Trainer Network
Digixon Academy brings 450+ background-verified experts across cybersecurity, SAP, Salesforce, AI and data science to edtech, IT and multinational firms through a single contract.
BENGALURU, October 09, 2026 – Digixon, a marketing and media firm, has launched an expert trainer network through its skilling arm, Digixon Academy. The network brings together more than 450 industry practitioners with an average of over 15 years of experience each, adding up to more than 6,000 years of combined industry expertise. It is available to edtech platforms, IT services companies and multinational firms that need qualified trainers for corporate and learner programmes.
Demand for upskilling has grown sharply as AI & technology reshape job roles across industries. Yet for many organisations, the hardest part of running a training programme is not the curriculum but the trainer. Learning and development teams often spend weeks sourcing subject experts, checking credentials, negotiating individual contracts and managing multiple invoices, only to repeat the process for the next batch or course.
One partner instead of many contracts
Digixon Academy’s model replaces this fragmented process with a single partnership. Clients sign one contract with Digixon and gain access to the full network, while Digixon handles trainer matching, scheduling and quality. Every trainer is assessed for subject expertise and goes through a background verification before joining the network.
“Every company is trying to reskill its people faster than technology is changing, and the bottleneck is almost always finding the right expert at the right time,” cited by Digixon. “Our trainers are practitioners first. They have spent years doing the work they teach, and that experience is what learners value most. With one contract, organisations get access to that depth without having to build and manage a trainer bench themselves.”
Built for edtech, IT and MNC firms
For edtech platforms, the network provides a ready pool of domain experts to launch or scale courses without long hiring cycles. For IT services companies and multinational firms, it supports technical upskilling, certification preparation and leadership programmes for employees.
“Organisations should be able to focus on what their people need to learn, not on the paperwork of finding someone to teach it,” Digixon added. “That is the problem this network solves.”
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