Take a peak inside CEDIA’ residential training courses for FREE. Security, SDM and smartHOME magazines are once again bringing you iSecurity, the virtual event for the security industry on March 2, 2011 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. EST, and this year’s smartHOME webinar, Emerging Trends in Residential Technology, features Steve Rissi, technical training manager of Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA). Leveraging the power of iSecurity’s virtual platform with the unique and vital information from our community of experts and thought leaders — iSecurity gives you the information you need — for FREE.

In the webinar, Emerging Trends in Residential Technology, Rissi will explore emerging trends in residential technology, put them into context, and explain ways for you to capitalize on them with your company.

At CEDIA, Rissi is responsible for facilitating a wide variety of trainings including hands on boot camps and workshops, as well as developing and updating courseware, and managing projects such as the EXPO Learning Labs and Installer Skill Challenge. Rissi began his career in the residential electronics industry as a custom installation technician and has extensive experience working on and managing both retrofit and custom integration projects.

Got questions about the future of the residential technology market? In addition to the webinar, you’ll be able to chat with Rissi live during the Ask the Expert session immediately following.

12:30- 1:15 pm - Webinar

1:15 - 1:45pm - Ask the Expert

For more information, to register, or to save the event to your calendar, click on this link: Register 

iSecurity will also include keynote presentations from Security and SDM experts as well as a variety of exhibitors, including Acadian Monitoring Services, Anixter, EasyLobby, Firetide, Intransa and Zebra Technologies.

For the full conference agenda and to register, go to www.isecuritytradeshow.com.  Follow us on twitter @SecurityMagand @SDMMagazine, #iSecurity. For information on CEDIA, visit www.cedia.net.