With the Mike Snyder (PR Director) of the Telecommunications Industry Association saying “The TIA has officially endorsed The SIP School as the provider of choice for training and certification for Session Initiation Protocol (SIP)”
Anshu Prasad (Head of the SIP Center of Excellence) of Mitel saying “the Mitel ‘SIP Center of Excellence’ is pleased to announce that it fully supports and endorses The SIP School and the SSCA as its program of choice for SIP training and certification for its own technical staff, channel partners and clients.”
Paul Gorrigan (Manager PSNE Technical Support Centre) of Panasonic saying “I can fully endorse 'The SIP School' and the SSCA certification program.”
The list of endorsements and partnerships goes on with Bicsi, AudioCodes, Telematrix, DIDx, Ingate, Brekeke all giving their official thumbs up. And its latest connection with the Avaya DevConnect team alongside Avaya engineers themselves buying training licenses by the bucket load, it emphasises The SIP School’s leadership in the market.
Graham Francis, CEO said, “It’s clear to all now that SIP is the most important of protocols and not understanding SIP will only help you lose business. Our training covers everything that anyone working with SIP needs to know and the SSCA qualification is ‘the’ certification to get to tell the world you know your SIP.”
The SIP School can also reveal its brand new training program aimed squarely at Sales and Marketing professionals that are in the SIP trunking business.
“SIP trunking is dominating conversations about SIP and it’s a business that’s going crazy right now” said Francis. “If you are in the business of selling SIP trunks or looking to enter the market, this course can tell your marketing staff how to build a great portfolio and gives your sales staff the skills and tools to convince prospects that SIP trunking is the right choice for them”
It doesn’t stop there either as the SIP School can also announce a brand new partnership with Global Knowledge in the UK along with becoming a member of the Internet Telephony Service Providers Association (ITSPA).
“I’ve said many times now that the demand for e-learning is going to grow over the next few years as it’s not only the least cost alternative but also the green alternative to classroom based training. And watch out for more ‘industry giants’ announcing their support over the coming weeks”, Francis concluded.