Axis offers lessons in IP surveillance through online courses
There is a growing demand for education on the latest technology innovations in IP surveillance
Axis Communications, the global market leader in the network video market, shows its commitment to its partners through offering in-depth training at the Axis Communications Academy. The academy is now extending its offering of online courses to anyone who is interested.

With the ongoing migration from analogue CCTV to IP-based surveillance there is a constant and growing demand for education on the latest technology innovations and applications. Axis has been offering its customers and partners training courses on the different aspects of IP surveillance at various Axis Communications Academies around the world for several years. However for a variety of e-learning courses it is no longer necessary to be a partner to take part. Anyone interested can now log on to the academy site and register for these free online courses.

It is important that people stay ahead of the game in terms of network surveillance knowledge, but this can be challenging when they are busy at customer sites and on the road. The e-learning format means that people can now access it at any time from any location. The modular courses cover a variety of topics including design, services and understanding specific products.

According to a recent IMS study, security integrators are shifting their focus from installation to analysis and design, having identified this area as a new and more profitable revenue stream. Phil Doyle, Regional Director, Northern Europe, Axis Communications, backs this up: "We conducted a global survey of our partners and found a clear trend in the demand for design focused courses. Systems designers, more than anyone else, are looking for comprehensive courses which cover a wide range of competencies. We offer the course ‘Tools and Resources for System Designers', amongst a number of others, all of which can be attended online at anytime from anywhere in the world."

In case you missed it

How is the role of biometrics changing in physical access control?
How is the role of biometrics changing in physical access control?

Biometrics today provide better security and frictionless user experiences. Biometric identifiers like fingerprints, facial recognition, and iris scans are unique and difficult to...

dormakaba acquires Alliants for hospitality growth
dormakaba acquires Alliants for hospitality growth

dormakaba has signed a binding agreement to acquire Alliants Limited, the guest experience technology partner behind more than 100,000 hotel rooms for the world’s leading hos...

Allied Universal: Admired workplace in security industry
Allied Universal: Admired workplace in security industry

Allied Universal®, the world's pioneer security and facility services provider, has been named one of America's Most Admired Workplaces by Newsweek for the third consecutive ye...