Bosch Opens New Training Center In Atlanta Area

  • Nov 17, 2008

Bosch Security Systems Inc., a full-line manufacturer of security solutions, recently announced the opening of a new training center in the greater Atlanta area. Now, with six regional facilities nationwide, it is more convenient for customers to attend classroom training on Bosch products and systems.

This year, classes at the new center located in Marietta, Ga., will be held on Bosch’s G Series control panel, the Bosch Video Management System, IP encoders and cameras, and on the video engine for Bosch’s Building Integration System. These comprehensive courses include hands-on training on product installation, programming and configuration, and cover troubleshooting tips. Upon completion of the courses, attendees will be able to perform end-to-end installations of Bosch equipment and provide the necessary support to maintain the systems over time.

“Bosch is focused on delivering added value to the dealers and integrators that do business with us, and transferring in-depth product knowledge through top-quality training is an important aspect of these efforts,” said Jim Musshafen, director of customer solutions support for Bosch Security Systems Inc. “Despite the current state of the economy, we are continuing to expand and enhance our training offerings to better serve our customers. These investments are essential for the long-term growth of our business and theirs.”

For information on class schedules at the Marietta facility, and at other Bosch training locations nationwide, visit http://training.boschsecurity.us.

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