Participants of On-Net Surveillance Systems Inc.’s (OnSSI) Certified Channel Partner (CCP) Level I training course are now eligible for 14 continuing education credits (CECs) from BICSI, a professional organization for the information transport systems industry.
The instructor-led, hands-on course will cover OnSSI’s IP video surveillance software applications, including Ocularis, a platform for IP video management. To be eligible, participants in OnSSI's CCP Level I course are required to have been employed by an OnSSI channel partner company for more than three months.
CECs awarded by BICSI can be applied to the organization’s certification programs, which are recognized internationally as designations of an individual’s knowledge and expertise in an area of information transport systems (ITS) design or installation, including voice, data and video technologies.
“Now that our first training course has been recognized for BICSI continuing education credits, the time and effort our channel partners spend learning about our technologies brings them closer to earning or renewing their professional credentials,” says Julio Montalvo, director of technical services, OnSSI. “We have joined BICSI as a corporate member because we recognize the value of ongoing professional development of our channel partners, especially critical as it relates to our cutting-edge product suite.”
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