3xLOGIC, Inc., a provider of integrated, intelligent security solutions, and a three-time Deloitte Technology Fast 500 winner, has announced the schedule for the company’s roll-out of an extensive online training program targeted at 3xLOGIC end users, integrators and employees. The first course commences 12 March 2018.

Phased roll-out of training courses

The online training courses will not replace hands-on training, 3xLOGIC will continue to offer classroom training at select locations around the country and customer onsite trainings. The online training expands and complements the company’s current training resources.

3xLOGIC online training will be rolled out in three phases:  Phase 1 (1st Quarter) courses will be for infinias CLOUD, infinias Certification, and infinias for end users; Phase 2 (2nd Quarter) includes mySonitrol for end users, mySonitrolAdministrator, and Operator training; and Phase 3 (3rd Quarter) covers VIGIL end user training and integrator Certification training.

Accredited certification trainings

For our dealers, this new online training is convenient, reduces travel expenses, frees up substantial time, and simplifies the process for getting new Certifications for our recently re-launched Certified Partner Program,” explained Donny Shaffer, 3xLOGIC Director of Customer Support Services. “For our end users, this highly relevant content is self-paced, convenient, and is delivered at a low cost.

In addition, many of our dealers will be happy to hear that all dealer-level courses will provide Continuing Education Units (CEUs). In fact, the infinias CLOUD and infinias Certification courses have already been approved by BICSI for 14 CEUs per class.  NICET also recognises some BICSI accredited courses so the opportunity to maintain these certification levels is further enhanced by this 3xLOGIC training.

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