The Bosch's CPD certified course is a good starting point for engineers who are new to CCTV IP and want to develop a better understanding of the basics of IP networking.
 Bosch believes that achieving CPD status demonstrates its commitment to deliver the best professional courses
The Bosch Security Academy has achieved Continuing Professional Development (CPD) certification for its IP networking course.

The course, specifically designed with installers, project managers and support staff in mind, is a good starting point for engineers who are new to CCTV IP and want to develop a better understanding of the basics of networking.

The course, delivered over a day, covers all the relevant topics required to install and configure network devices, including connectivity devices, the fundamentals of TCP/LT, IP addressing and network attached storage. The course also provides an introduction to Bosch video over IP devices.

Adam Breeze of Bosch Security Systems says that achieving CPD status demonstrates the company's commitment to delivering courses that have real relevance and value to professionals working with Bosch products: "We hope to see other courses achieve the certification in the near future including our training course for Imaging and IR."

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