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As a growing number of businesses decide to transition their phone system to the cloud, you are probably wondering if a cloud-hosted PBX will be a good fit for your company. Your existing phone system may be adequate for your current needs, so would replacing it with something new be worth the time and effort?

Part 2 will discuss more ways to leverage RFID technology in warehouses.

Constant changes in supply chains and the resulting operational difficulties have led to a growing need for dependable real-time data in warehouses. Fortunately, radio-frequency identification (RFID technology) benefits facilities desiring accurate, efficient and streamlined data collection. Moreover, as listed below, RFID offers several advantages over manual data and barcode collection methods.

As discussed in Part 1, structured cabling should be the foundation of your network infrastructure. Running point-to-point, conventional cabling directly connects hardware by utilizing jumpers or patches. Differing in approach, structured cabling deploys a series of trunks or patch panels that can connect to the hardware.

Cables are how we connect our company’s nodes with their hubs, desktops to a router, and CCTV cameras to the security system. However, carrying out a new installation of cabling and its management can be a challenge without the help of professionals. Reply with the assistance of experts for the best results, including a reliable, high-performance network.

It is common sense that a business should install its cabling properly the first time. One way to ensure this is by working with experienced professionals during the planning stage. The following will discuss why getting your cabling right from the beginning will benefit your business.

Structured cabling delivers reliable high performance while providing flexibility, lowering maintenance costs, and enabling future expansion. The following will discuss in greater detail why structured cabling infrastructure is important for your business.

Part 4 will cover Fiber Cable to the Apartment or Office.