HOW IMPORTANT IS STRUCTURED WIRING TO MY COMPANY?
Whatever your field of activity, certainly the operation of your business goes through a communication network.
And, incredible as it may seem, many companies leave aside this road on which their revenue travels.
Structured cabling is a standardized method of cabling a network, taking into account safety standards — such as ANSI and EIA / TIA —, best practices, and the best use of equipment resources. There are several benefits and advantages to using a structured cabling network.
Economy and Ease of Management
Once you have a structured cabling system, you will no longer rely on a large team to keep your data center cabling under control. This is because this system can be administered and managed by a much smaller number of professionals. When changes need to be made to the system, they can be done faster and more efficiently as the entire system is centralized.
Higher ROI (Return on Investment) for the company
Another benefit of the structured cabling system is the unification it promotes of the data, voice, and videos of your IT network. This unified structure reduces the need for upgrades and reduces maintenance costs. Not only that, any move, addition, or change can be done with ease, saving the company time and money.
Capable structure for expansion
Structured cabling comes with higher bandwidth. This means that this system will have the ability to support future applications that the company may need to install, without causing major disruptions to the current system, even when upgrades are bold, such as multimedia or video conferencing. Because of this, the company can rest assured, knowing that its system will not be outdated in a short time.
More Flexibility across the Network System
Systems with multiple cabling can be a major concern. A structured cabling system, however, consolidates an infrastructure in which all cables are connected to a main point, which transfers data in multiple formats. This flexibility also makes it easy to dismantle the system and move it to a new location if necessary.
Organization and Aesthetics = Your Company Image
Make no mistake, aesthetics matter too. Therefore, the last great benefit of structured cabling that we have highlighted is its ability to create a cleaner environment than a point-to-point system. A large amount of cables not only becomes a problem for management, but also ends up compromising the entire environment, which has a direct impact on the look of your company, and consequently, on all the professionals who have to work in this environment.
