Video Insight Integrator Training Coming To A City Near You

  • Sep 30, 2013

Video Insight Integrator Training Coming To A City Near YouVideo Insight, a developer of enterprise IP video surveillance software, will be going on the road to offer integrator training sessions in multiple locations throughout the United States.

The Video Insight roadshow will provide integrators and partners the opportunity to receive hands-on training on all of the latest releases, core features, and new third-party integrations. Presented in a “lunch-and-learn” format, the seminars will include presentations, technology demonstrations, and networking opportunities. Discussions will cover configuration of the Video Insight VMS software, best practices for implementing an IP video surveillance system, how to maximize performance of the Video Insight product suite, and the vast range of marketing tools and resources available to help resellers increase new business opportunities.

“Video Insight has achieved increasing growth in the national VMS market and there’s a growing demand for additional integrator training opportunities,” said Chief Executive Officer Robert Shaw. “We’re excited to hit the road with our intensive training and certification program in geographically convenient locations throughout the United States and look forward to this new development in our relationship with our valued integrator partners.”

Training will be held in the following locations: Philadelphia, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Kansas. Additional cities will be added to the calendar in Q4.

For more information on upcoming training sessions or on becoming a Video Insight Integrator Partner – visit http://www.video-insight.com/training-info.php. 

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