Train Signal Releases Cisco BCMSN Video Training, Second of Four Courses Covering New Cisco CCNP Curriculum

Telepresence News and Events October, 2008

WOW! What an amazing month for the Telepresence Industry! First off, did anyone see the Cisco TelePresence Human Network commercials that are airing during this seasons NFL Football games? A great sign that public adoption of Telepresence is near.

In other news from the 24/7 Telepresence Breaking News reel at the Telepresence Forum, BT announced that they’ve launched their inter-company Telepresence solution, Proctor & Gamble implemented new Telepresence rooms, Polycom received a “Rising Star” for their innovations and Verizon Teamed with Cisco to offer new productivity enhancing services using Cisco’s collaboration portfolio. Did I mention this was just a few of the Telepresence highlights from this past week? Hundreds of Telepresence news articles hit the wire this last month, and if the past is any indication of the future, we’ll see those Telepresence news posts double by Spring 2009.

I also noticed that companies like Digital Video Enterprises, Telepresence Options and of course our Telepresence Forum were listed in the Open Directory Project at www.DMOZ.org. Pretty big news considering Telepresence didn’t exist, or even have a category just a month ago or so in the human edited ODP.

Our website traffic amongst our 345+ Telepresence related domains has tripled since early August, another indication that Telepresence is getting ready to explode onto Main Street. People are “hearing” of it, people are “researching” it, and once they’ve performed their due diligence, they’ll “see and feel” what the pioneers of the Telepresence industry have been saying. Telepresence is near; Telepresence is here.

Well that’s it for now Readers. We hope you stop by the Telepresence Forum to learn a little about what the differences between plain old video conferencing and Telepresence are. C'mon by, sign up (free by the way), watch a Telepresence video or two, and drop us a line or comment with your Telepresence thoughts and experiences.

Take care , hope to see you on the Forum!

Your Editor and Administrator - L II
"Ride on the Next Plane of Existence" TM

(PRWEB) June 7, 2007 -- Train Signal, Inc. has released their new Cisco BCMSN training videos. The new training course is entitled Building Cisco Multilayer Switched Networks, and is the second of four new CCNP training courses covering new Cisco requirements introduced late last year.

Featuring over 12 hours of hands-on video training, the Cisco BCMSN course includes the following topics: Spanning Tree Protocol (Basic and Advanced), VLANs and Trunking (Protocol and Etherchannels), Multilayer Switching, Switch Security, and IP Telephony. The Cisco BCMSN video training course also includes preparation for Exam 642-812, which can be applied towards CCNP, CCIP and CCDP certifications.

The Cisco BCMSN training videos sell for $199.95, plus shipping. Because it features Windows Media Video compression, the course can be viewed with standard Windows Media Players and requires no additional software. The course is instructed by Chris Bryant (CCIE). Bryant, a veteran instructor, has over 10 years experience in both the practical and theoretical sides of Cisco technologies.

Director of Product Development, Gosia Grabowska, says this about the new Cisco CCNP training course, "Our new BCMSN course is specifically for systems engineers, network administrators or technicians responsible for implementing and maintaining multilayer switched networks at an enterprise level. And course instructor Chris Bryant is a consummate Pro who leads all the Train Signal Cisco courses. Chris' wealth of knowledge gives anyone seeking their CCNP a distinct advantage."

Founded in 2002, Train Signal creates unique, high quality computer training products for the serious IT student and professional. Train Signal videos are shipped on CD-ROM, usually within 24 hours of order placement. Says Gary Eimerman, Train Signal's Director of Sales, "Hands-on is the quickest and best way to master new technical skills, and our video training offers advantages you just won't get in a classroom setting. Train Signal customers benefit from viewing our training anytime and anywhere; plus it allows them to set their own pace for learning."

Train Signal has over 20 courses covering topics in Microsoft, Cisco, CompTIA, and Wireless Networking. Customers can purchase courses individually, or in Complete Bundle Sets on a convenient hard drive. Free demos for Train Signal video courses are available on-line.

For more product information, visit the website at www.trainsignal.com or call customer service at (888) 229-5055. For access to free IT training videos, exam questions, and the latest IT news, visit Train Signal's free training site at www.trainsignaltraining.com.

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