ONVIF Launches Online Learning Initiative

SAN RAMON, Calif. – ONVIF, a global standardization consortium for IP-based physical security products, has released the first course in a new online learning initiative “designed to promote greater knowledge and understanding of the workings” of the organization, according to the announcement.

The new “Introduction to ONVIF” course “offers a comprehensive overview of how the organization and its standardized interfaces work for the interoperability of IP-based physical security products and services,” the announcement says.

The interactive course educates users on the group’s “mission and organization, the benefits of ONVIF standards, what ONVIF profiles and add-ons are and practical applications for both and the importance of the conformance process,” according to the announcement.

The e-learning course is free of charge.

What You’ll Learn in ‘Introduction to ONVIF’

“With today’s rapidly advancing technology advancements, education and knowledge sharing is  increasingly important for organizations of all types to achieve their business goals,” says Leo Levit, chairman of the organization’s steering committee.

“This e-learning course will help increase the understanding of ONVIF and the advantages of incorporating ONVIF-conformant products into a security system,” he says.

Member companies can also access the e-learning course for use on their internal learning management platforms to provide this information to their staff and customer base.

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