IQinVision has updated its popular IQU programme to accommodate demand
IQinVision's flagship IQU Certification Program has been updated and consolidated into a one-day training
IQinVision, market leader in high-performance HD megapixel network cameras, smart IP cameras, and network video recording systems, recently announced that the company's flagship IQU Certification Program has been updated and consolidated into a one-day training. The more targeted, efficient IQU comes in response to graduate feedback and the increase in global demand for more training sessions on the expanding line of IQeye HD/Megapixel network cameras.

IQinVision has graduated hundreds of partners in more than 30 countries in all major markets. Demand for training has continued to grow, so the company incorporated graduate feedback into a new, targeted one-day training that focuses on IQeye megapixel camera installation, operation, and optimisation.

"We are pleased with the success of the IQU program over the last two years, and we have built the new program based directly on that experience," said Paul Bodell, IQinVision Chief Marketing Officer. "The market has changed and we are changing with it. We have tailored the content so that it's valuable both to integrator partners just getting into HD/Megapixel IP video, as well as those who have been doing it for a while and know they need to remain current."

IQU graduates will have exclusive access to the IQeye Certified Partner Web Portal, a Tech Support Blog, advanced information on new products, access to Beta Software, and unique design tools. IQU graduate companies will also have exclusive access to IQinVision's IQeye PRO LINE cameras, beginning in Q2 2010. There are 20 IQU Certification Trainings already scheduled for Q1 2010, the schedule and registration form can be found at website.

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