Grassroots Channels announces a multicity, daylong event “Surveillance Unmasked”

Grassroots Channels has announced the launch of “Surveillance Unmasked” program with the unique initiative of upskilling CCTV installers and bringing video Surveillance Ecosystem under one roof.

The program is supported and sponsored by leading hard disk manufacturers and other leading brands of Video Surveillance Ecosystems. The program is also endorsed by industry associations Like MAIT, ELCINA.

“Video Surveillance is the need of the hour. This segment is rapidly growing, and there is a need to continuously update the latest technologies and products to our field technician, partner and customer alike. With this vision, we are bringing a complete ecosystem under one roof and plan to spread this program across India,” said Sharad Srivastava, Chief Strategy Officer, Grassroots Channels and Founder & CEO of ReStor Lab.

This Multi-City program is a day-long event where in daytime, Grassroots Channels is organizing a Certificate Refresher Course for CCTV installers (Field Technicians) which is accredited and evaluated by ESSCI (Electronics Sector Skills Council of India) covering all the major sub-assemblies of the Surveillance Infrastructure.

The evening program is the Ecosystem Partners informal meeting where various prominent sub-assembly brands meet the Key System Integrator, and key decision makers & Consultants from Government, PSU and corporates.

“We started our program with our first event in Dec 2021 in Gurgaon. It was a successful event however due to covid-19 third wave; we have to take a gap of a few months. Our next event is planned for New Delhi on May 27, 2022,” said Sandeep Ramani, CEO, Grassroots Channels. “As businesses are returning to normal, we hope to cover more than 50 cities of India in the next 12-18 months with this program.”

“A good initiative through Surveillance Unmasked to refresh and train field technicians on the latest product and technologies. This will help us to fulfil our Skill India objectives also,” said Dr. Abhilasha Gaur, COO, Electronics Sector Skills Council of India (ESSCI).