Indianapolis – The Custom Electronic Design & Installation
Association (CEDIA) and HDMI Licensing will hold a series of training seminars
to teach HDMI integration.
The series of training seminars will be aimed at increasing CEDIA
members’ knowledge of HDMI technology, its capabilities and applications, CEDIA
said in a release.
In a recent CEDIA survey of its members, 66 percent of participants
stated that 90 percent to 100 percent of their installations include HDMI
technology.
However, many respondents also reported issues. Through this new
relationship, CEDIA and HDMI Licensing work together to provide educational
opportunities for CEDIA members on the best practices of HDMI system design and
implementation.
CEDIA and HDMI Licensing are planning to deliver joint training
seminars in major U.S.
markets, including Denver, Chicago,
Houston/Dallas, New York, Los
Angeles and Sunnyvale,
Calif.
At the Sunnyvale and New York locations the
technician training seminars will be held in conjunction with the adopter- and
developer-focused HDMI Technology Seminars, allowing the program to bridge the
gap between product design and the implementation in the home. The dates
for all locations are still pending.
For more information on the CEDIA and HDMI Licensing partnership,
contact Utz Baldwin at
.
