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CCTV software manufacturer, OnSSI, offers special discounts on training programmes
The training will cover areas ranging from camera recording to monitoring to database storage and retrieval

Effective immediately, OnSSI is offering a special promotion on their redesigned Ocularis Certification Training Program. Starting today and continuing through August 31, 2010, single enrolment can be purchased at a significant discount for any of the upcoming classes with this new curriculum held before December 31, 2010.

This pre-registration credit may be used for either the new Ocularis 101 (Ocularis with NetDVMS) or Ocularis 201 (Ocularis with NetEVS) Program at any of the OnSSI courses nationwide. With the introduction of these new courses, Ocularis Certification will now be retained by the individual and will qualify for CEUs through BICSI.

 "End users depend on Ocularis and the expertise of their technology partners to help achieve their security goals," said Julio Montalvo, Director of Technical Services, OnSSI. "This promotion allows professionals to ensure their training is up to date while encouraging individuals to enhance their marketability as a potential employee in the workplace."

 Applications covered in the three-day course include Ocularis Base, Ocularis Administrator, Ocularis Client and either NetDVMS or NetEVS. Additionally, the hands-on training program will provide instruction on all areas of the technology, ranging from camera recording to monitoring to database storage and retrieval. Students who pass the final test will be Ocularis certified.

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