DATA CABLING

We absolutely believe that networking in today’s businesses is a must. That being the case, we offer cabling services as well to small businesses that up until now have been trying to work around not having their computers networked. Also, we know that businesses over time, expect to grow and therefore need better cabling installed perhaps. Back in the ’90s networks were built with the Token Ring systems, or 10 Megabit ethernet, and other systems and then as time passed most everyone moved to 100 Megabit Ethernet networks, but now, it seems that with data access needs continually on the rise, the need for Gigabit Ethernets is inevitable and we are right there on the front line offering to help your business move cleanly into the 21st century to keep up with the ever growing demands of business on Information Technology and help you “keep your shirt” while doing so so that your IT needs don't put you out of business financially. Cabling an office is only the first step at moving toward a well networked environment but we'll be happy to be there for you to make the necessary recommendations to keep ahead of your business’ needs.

Gone are the days of “Sneaker Nets” when everyone passed information along with Floppy disks that are more and more rare every day or even USB Flash Drives that, frankly, are not a secure means of storage anyway beside being inconvenient. We cannot stress how important a healthy network is to smooth day-to-day business operation, so at the very least, have your network checked out to see if it may be in serious need of an upgrade. Also, although this may be quite technical, you may need to know this if your business is required to follow government standards for whatever reason. We can cable both the 568-B wiring standard or the 568-A standard. The 568-B standard is the most popular but does not follow government regulation. Also, if you intend to have voice and data share the same cabling, 568-A is the way to go so that both your company's phones and network can use the same cabling all through a standard RJ-45 Interface instead of the typical mix of RJ-11 (phone) and RJ-45 (data) outlets in each office.