ESX Launches New Online ESXperience

  • Jun 30, 2011

The Electronic Security Expo (ESX) has launched a new interactive destination for security integration and monitoring companies: the online ESXperience.

The resource houses educational content on the latest topics in the industry, including tips on building RMR, central stations operations, and sales and marketing.

Available at www.esxweb.com/esxperience, qualified companies can download PDF presentations from ESX 2011, watch captured audio/video syncs of education sessions, watch exclusive interviews with industry icons and delve into the cutting edge of best practices and technology trends.

“We’re bringing ESX’s leading education and conference program to security integration and monitoring companies to access year-round,” said Jason Unger, director of digital and editorial services for ESX.

ESXperience launches with a majority of PDF presentations from ESX 2011 and a number of video captures, with more to be added over the next few weeks. Security integration and monitoring professionals can search for specific clips and sort by topic category to supplement their year-round industry education.

Access to ESXperience is free, and members of CSAA, ESA and past registrants of ESX will receive their usernames and passwords via e-mail this week.

With the launch of ESXperience, the content shared by ESX presenters and industry leaders make ESX a 365 day-a-year experience.

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