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Milestone partners prove their skills

On Tuesday May 14th Milestone’s 100 000th eLearning course completion registered in the Partner Learning Portal. Of the nearly 17 000 partners from 155 countries, three-fourths of them are new to Milestone Systems, and one-third are entirely new to IP video surveillance. By 2019, the average learner is enrolling in five or more courses, and they follow through with a 95% completion rate.

A year ago this same week, Learning & Performance launched a suite of video tutorials on the Milestone YouTube channel. They have surpassed 100 000 views. With 113 videos in 24 playlists, the Milestone Learning & Performance video tutorials now account for half of the company’s total YouTube traffic.

Finally, as of Friday, 10 May, the 10 000th Milestone Partner was certified in the Partner Learning Portal. These certifications demonstrate a Milestone brand promise that the open platform community’s certified partners have the expertise necessary to perform in the field, to the benefit of satisfied customers around the globe.

Other good news comes from Milestone’s Learning & Performance team staffing. In March of this year, Tom Green was promoted to senior instructional designer. Tom has been with Milestone since 2016 and owns the development, maintenance, and overall quality of Milestone’s worldwide certification assessments, most notably MCIT, MCIE, and MCDE.

He also is responsible for creating, maintaining, and improving the instructor-led classes: TC1, TC2, and Solution Design. Last year he designed, developed, and released Milestone’s online Cloudlabs version of TC1, developing processes and performing change management as he rolled out the platform globally. In 2019, he is developing additional certifications for cybersecurity and developing with the MIP SDK (Milestone Integration Platform Software Development Kit).

For more information contact Amine Sadi, Milestone Systems, +971 50 899 0055, ams@milestonesys.com, www.milestonesys.com

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