STRUCTURED CABLING

​​Structured cabling is the foundation of a well-run network, connectivity, and the basis for all voice, data, and video traffic within any office environment. In our opinion, is considered to be one of the IT backbones of businesses. Networks, phone lines, and power are all routed through structured cables designed to handle the varying types of signals that run through them.

The main advantage of structured cabling is that it allows future flexibility when connecting hardware or software to the network setup. Meaning changes cost less in terms of time and money within a business. 

However, many businesses see cabling as a low priority and opt for another solution, such as wireless networking so it’s essential that you research the best solution for your business and engage with a company that can provide a network cabling cost example.

A robust structured cabling system helps:

• decrease administration time

• increasing network reliability

• allow faster access to applications

• Reduce costs of telecom services 

• improve overall network performance

Businesses need to improve their network cabling infrastructure to keep one step ahead of their competitors.

As the world becomes increasingly more digital, data cabling is falling more and more out of date. Structured cabling helps businesses keep up with information demands by making digital assets available to users in real-time, which has led many organizations to adopt structured cabling systems as their primary method of distributing data. A structured cabling system consists of several different components that work together to provide the backbone for your company’s network infrastructure. To begin with, the network installation experts run cables throughout the building, which tends to be the most expensive part of getting started. These cables must be able to handle transmitting large amounts of data at high speeds, so you don’t experience any hiccups on your network.

If you’re not sure whether this is the right way forward for you and your business, contact us via our website, and we’ll happily go through it with you and help you work out what’s best.