A Structured Cabling System is defined as the complete collective configuration of cabling and associated hardware at a given site which has been installed to provide computer network and telecommunication infrastructure & designed to support a wide range of software protocols, applications and compatible equipments.

In terms of cost of entire network, the foundation (SCS) represents only a fraction of total investments but contributes high-end performance and value far beyond its cost.

“Structured Cabling Systems” is now also commonly referred to as “Information Transport Systems”

As the name suggests “Information Transport Systems” transports Information which we in the Networking Industry also refer to as Data via a Structured Manner within a Network.

In terms of cost of entire network, the foundation (SCS) represents only a fraction of total investments but contributes high-end performance and value far beyond its cost.

As today’s communication networks become more complex as more users share peripherals, as more mission-critical tasks are accomplished over networks and as the need for faster access to information increases—a good foundation for these networks becomes increasingly important.

The first step toward the adaptability, flexibility and longevity required of today’s networks begins with...

Structured cabling—The foundation of any Information System