ADI-GARDINER offers IP training to installers free of chargeADI-GARDINER, dedicated to delivering complete multi-brand security solutions, offers Internet Protocol (IP) training to installers free of charge.  The comprehensive IP course, for which ADI-GARDINER has teamed up with major IP manufacturers Axis Communications and Milestone Systems, gives customers the opportunity to better understand IP security technologies.

Recent shifts in the industry and the potential for networked security installations are driving an increased need to understand IP technology.  The security training session, called "Join the IP crowd", will use real working examples provided by Axis Communications and Milestone Systems to teach the basics of IP technology, and will enable traditional analogue installers to learn about fully integrated IP security systems.

"We are excited to offer invaluable IP training to our customers.  The sessions were booked twice over in just two hours after customers received the course details, which proves how high the demand is for this kind of training course," says Jonathan Webster, National Sales Manager for Integrated Systems, ADI-GARDINER.

The new IP training course will interest those already benefiting from ADI-GARDINER's Network Video Integration Partner programme (NVIP).  The scheme partners end-users with a select group of recognised IP installers, to offer the best in product choice, service, delivery and value-added services. 

The full day training course will take place on the 26th March 2008 in the Holiday Inn located outside High Wycombe.  ADI-GARDINER is planning to run additional IP courses in the future.

If you are interested in attending a future training session, please contact ADI-GARDINER on +44 (0)161 767 2900.

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