Cabling Plant Design, Implantation and Management

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Why a properly Designed and installed Cabling Plant Makes all the difference?

Ensure manageability, operability, and infrastructure requirements are part of the planning, development, and deployment of the project plans
Improve overall IT availability, performance, and quality-of-service levels by aligning development and deployment of new applications or equipment with operational requirements.

"You now have People" "People who know your Network"

Providing Design & Management for:

Cable Plant Management?

·	IT Infrastructure
·	EIA/TIA Standards-based Cabling Systems
·	Copper and Fiber Premises Cabling
·	Backbone and Outside Plant Cabling
·	Horizontal cable plant design, Voice, Data, and Video Distribution
·	Bonding and Grounding
·	Fire stopping and Fire Protection
·	Computer Room/Wiring Closet Design and Layout
·	Lighting · Ventilation · Secure Power
·	Telephone Systems & PBX Design

Coupled with a detailed Assessment and Planning engagement, our engineers and consultants plan and design a cable plant management system that will allow businesses to cost effectively plan, install, and manage the complex cable and fiber infrastructure required by today's networks. Our senior telecommunications consultants understands the high cost of physical plant change and implementation, and the challenges of effectively maintaining that physical plant for an increasingly mobile work force. Employee moves, additions, and drops can also be managed through this solution.

What is Cable Plant Management?

Cable plant management is the design, documentation, and management of the lowest layer of the OSI network model-the physical layer. The physical layer is the foundation of any network whether it is data, voice, video or alarms, and defines the physical media upon which signals or data is transmitted through the network.

Approximately 70% of your network is composed of passive devices such as cables, cross-connect blocks and patch panels. Documenting these network components is critical to keeping a network finely tuned. The physical medium can be copper cable (e.g., cat 5), coaxial cable, optical fiber (e.g., single or multimode), wireless or satellite. The physical layer defines the specifics of implementing a particular transmission medium. It defines the type of cable, frequency, terminations, etc. The physical layer is relatively static. Most change in the network occurs at the higher levels in the OSI model.

Key components of the cable plant include the entrance facility, equipment room, backbone cable, backbone pathway, telecommunication room, and horizontal distribution system. We can show you how to develop an online inventory and management system that will let you take control of these critical infrastructure resources.