3XLOGIC video certification training course covers ISIX Cameras, VIGIL Servers, and VIGIL software
The certification courses are designed to provide comprehensive, hands-on learning experience

3xLOGIC, Inc., a leading provider of integrated intelligent security solutions, recently announced the schedules for new BICSI-recognised Video Certification and Access Control Certification training courses.

3xLOGIC Certification courses are designed to provide a comprehensive, hands-on learning experience. Courses are taught throughout the year at locations across the US, Canada and Mexico.

Video certification training topics

3xLOGIC Video Certification training - This 2-day course covers VISIX Cameras, VIGIL Servers, and VIGIL software including: Server, Client, VCM, POS, EAC and Video Analytics. Effective 7/22/2015, BICSI recognises 3xLOGIC Video Certification training for 13 BICSI Continuing Education Credits (CECs).

Access control training topics

3xLOGIC Access Control Certification training - This 3-day course covers infinias Intelli-M Access Essentials, Professional and Corporate as well as eIDC32 Hardware, Custom Reporting, Rules Engine, LDAP Integration, Calendar Integration, Variations of Peripherals, Video Integration and more. Effective 3/2/2015, BICSI recognises 3xLOGIC Access Control Certification training for 18 BICSI Continuing Education Credits (CECs).

“I have had the pleasure of instructing hands-on classes for integrators, dealers, distributors, and end-users for over five years,” said Donny Shaffer, 3xLOGIC Director of Training. “Every component of the class is hands-on and team oriented. The class fosters an environment of open communication and learning, not only from the instructor, but from each other. Our training is unique because you get to see things from a perspective that typically you’re not exposed to. The attendees love the format and are pleased that they are not forced to sit through three days of power point presentations, like so many of the courses available within the industry.”

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