Structured cabling is the central nervous system of your organization.  It is the organized collection of copper or fiber wiring and other components in walls, ceilings, conduit, and elsewhere that connect all your IT hardware of computers, telephones, security cameras, copiers, entry access points, and more to your networks for phone and data.

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Every day, organizations utilize and consume data, voice, audio-visual, WiFi, security systems, security cameras, intercoms and more at a rapidly increasing rate and in today's fast-and-getting-faster environment data users, be they individuals or a network, expect service to be uninterrupted, fast, clear, and able to handle whatever is demanded of it.  But, few give a moment's thought into what it takes to make it all interconnected, "invisible", and able to expand with the demand.  The world has come a long way from wires for phones and telegraphs. This is where structured cabling, also known as data network cabling, becomes critical in any industry.

Experience our interactive Data Cabling Map below to learn about the six-subsystems that comprise a complete infrastructure of a structured cabling system and how everything works together behind the scenes to support your organizational objectives and productivity.