Complete Systems Design Information Technology Solutions

Proper wiring to server rooms and computer networks, maintaining and supporting the right wiring solution for your company, helps ensure speedy and reliable network access. The computer network wiring solution may involve implementing category 5e,  category 6, category 7, fiber or a combination of copper and fiber.

How often does your network crash as a result of that ‘rat’s nest’ your company calls a wiring closet?  All too often, the last item considered in a networked system is the wiring which serves as a physical conduit for all of the network traffic within your company.   Wiring installed years ago may no longer be adequate to carry the bandwidth-intensive large data files used in today’s business environment.  Files containing pictures, audio or video can bring a network to its knees if the required level of bandwidth isn’t available.  Faulty wiring, wiring installed over fluorescent lights and damaged wiring are just a few issues that can cause network slow-downs and crashes.  

Years ago companies installed token ring wiring hoping to get better bandwidth and performance.  Today, token ring is no longer a viable solution, as it is fraught with beaconing issues (causing network crashes), expensive wiring and exorbitant switch and network card expenses.  Today the solution may involve implementing category 5e, category 6, or category 7 wiring, fiber or a combination of copper and fiber.  Each network platform has advantages; the key is to find the best combination.  Selecting the right solution depends on your company’s needs and goals.

Complete Systems Design has coordinated multiple wiring projects and knows which type of solution will be most advantageous to your company’s environment.  CSD has the experience to know where and how many outlets would be required for telephone and data within your current or new office.  If you are planning an office move, the first item to plan for the new location is wiring.  Complete Systems Design plans for the future by making sure adequate conduit diameters allow for sufficient growth and changes.