Through sound planning and implementation of the best practices of structured cabling, organizations can optimize the dependability and efficiency of their data center 
An Overview of Cat6a for Your Next Cable Installation
Introduced in 2009, Category 6a cable (Augmented Category 6) can support data transfer rates ranging up to 10Gbps at a bandwidth of 500MHz. Superior to the preceding cable categories, the increased performance of Cat6a can be attributed to the tighter and additional twists of its wires and thicker insulation for the significant reduction of crosstalk.
Use Smart Office Cabling to Increase Performance and Efficiency – Part 2
As discussed in Part 1, infrastructure is composed of numerous components with cabling often overlooked by the majority of users when it functions well. However, it immediately gets noticed when it is faulty and affects performance and efficiency. Part 2 will discuss Long-Term Growth and BYOD (Bring Your Own Device).
Use Smart Office Cabling to Increase Performance and Efficiency – Part 1
Infrastructure is composed of numerous components, and the cabling component is often overlooked by most users when it functions well. However, it immediately gets noticed when it fails or affects performance and efficiency.
Guide to Structured Cabling for Classrooms – Part 2
As discussed in Part 1, technology is now playing a greater part in teaching, and cabling in classrooms is growing both in importance and complexity. Part 2 will discuss Traditional Cabling Systems and Choosing Between Modular and Traditional.
Guide to Structured Cabling for Classrooms – Part 1
As technology now plays a greater part in teaching, cabling in classrooms is growing both in importance and complexity. Many schools now feature wiring closets or server rooms that serve as the backbone for data communications. This includes providing Internet access to an entire facility.
Why Smart Offices Use Zone Cabling Architecture – Part 2
As discussed in Part 1, zone cabling architecture is capable of supporting both existing and future solutions in smart offices. Part 2 will discuss Keeping Pace with Newer Technologies and Change Supported by Infrastructure.
Why Smart Offices Use Zone Cabling Architecture — Part 1
In order to support the modern workforce’s demands, open floor plans and collaborative areas are now typical features of today’s offices. In addition, the trend to efficient and connected offices has led to the introduction of new technologies, and cabling infrastructure has had to evolve. The following discusses zone cabling architecture, which is capable of supporting both existing and future solutions in smart offices.
Cable Management’s Effects on Power Usage Effectiveness – Part 1
Playing an important role in airflow management (AFM) in a data center, cable management significantly influences the power usage effectiveness (PUE) of a data center. There are two chief factors that determine the relationship between cable management and PUE as discussed below.
Upgrade Your IT Infrastructure with Structured Cabling – Part 2
As discussed in Part 1, the foundation of every modern company is solid IT infrastructure. However, many organizations use the break/fix model, rather than employing a sustained, consistent effort with structured cabling to future-proof their businesses. Part 2 will discuss the Benefits of Structured Cabling.