Nedap offer courses for anyone who uses, implements or sells AEOS Security Management systems
With AEOS training, Nedap promotes the exchange of knowledge aimed at optimised security processes

Leading Security Management manufacturer, Nedap has recently featured its renowned AEOS training at its training facility in Dubai Silicon Oasis, United Arab Emirates.

Nedap partners from within the GCC region participated in this training week to acquire the required certifications for their engineers and sales consultants.

“We like to keep our partner network up to date with the latest technologies and developments in order to provide state of the art security solutions to our clients, and through our AEOS trainings we can do just that”, says Junaid Ul Haq, Technical Manager of Nedap Middle East.

With AEOS trainings, Nedap promotes the exchange of knowledge aimed at creating a more secure environment and optimised security processes. Nedap provides security trainings at 4 levels: strategic, implementation, use, and technical. Course participants benefit from the experience of professionals and enhance their own skills. Nedap offers courses for anyone who uses, implements or sells AEOS Security Management systems.

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