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Mastering connectivity:
A roadmap to building an agile, reliable and future-proofing cabling infrastructure

By following these steps, businesses can ensure that their cabling infrastructure is optimized for maximum efficiency and reliability, is future-proofed and ready for future upgrades and changes and is designed to meet the specific needs of their business operations.

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Benefits

Building a future-proofing cabling infrastructure requires 8 steps:

  • Proper planning

  • Use of quality components 

  • Selecting flexible and modular cabling components

  • Optimization of cable runs

  • Proper labeling and documentation

  • Working with experienced professionals

  • Following industry standards

  • Planning for future growth and expansion.

1

Plan Ahead

Proper planning is vital to saving time and money when building a structured cabling system. By taking the time to determine your cabling needs, identifying the equipment and devices you will use, and creating a comprehensive plan that considers future growth and expansion, you can optimize your cabling infrastructure for maximum efficiency and reliability.

2

Use Quality Components

High-quality cabling and connectivity components can significantly save your data center time and money by reducing downtime, minimizing the need for repairs and replacements, and ensuring compatibility with future upgrades. The result? A reliable and efficient cabling infrastructure designed to last.

3

Use Flexible and Modular Components

Using flexible and modular cabling components can make it easier to make future changes and upgrades to your cabling system. Additionally, flexible cabling components such as fiber optic cables can be easily re-routed or extended to accommodate changes in the physical environment.

4

Optimize Cable Runs

When it comes to cable runs, careful planning and optimization can minimize the amount of cabling required and reduce the time and cost of installation. But it doesn't end there! Proper cable management can also prevent issues like overheating and tangling that can cause downtime and require troubleshooting.