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Product and service provider corporations in the position of responding to increasing and varying customer requirements besides working under touch competition conditions of the globalizing world are obligated to use efficient IT systems. Today’s high speed and capacity active IT system and hardware also require functional infrastructures to support these features
Advantages of the Structured Cabling System:
• Computers, printers, security cameras, and all other similar active systems can run on the same cabling.
• When the “long-term system and application guarantee” (15-20 years which varies according to the producer) given for Structured Cabling Systems, and the joint software which will be upgraded by having this system, the cost reducing effects of the rate of hardware usage are taken into consideration, despite high first investment costs, the system can be obtained with a low “total ownership cost”.
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• Structured Cabling supports applications such as Internet, intranet, video conferencing, IP Telephone, etc. which enables transmission and sharing in the form of large amounts of information, audio, data, and images.
• Due to the flexibility provided by the system, with a simple port change on the patch panel, it is possible to move any data point or telephone line to another location.
• Any failures that may be caused through the Structured Cabling can be detected and repaired shortly.
• The need to recruit an expert is eliminated with the simplified system management.
• Cabling Organization is provided, and the cables gain a decorative appearance with the Patch Panel and Cabinet System that is applied.
• It is possible to support all speeds up to 1 Gbps with Structured Cabling.
• When hardware and software such as computers, printers, servers, programs, databases, etc. are run on a network which they can work with full capacity, they create a synergy effect that can be achieved with teams that come together on the purpose.
• Fast and efficient IT systems required by product and service servers that are in the position to respond to increasing and varying customer needs under intensive competition conditions must be installed on functional infrastructures to support this automation. A Structured Cabling System designed and applied fit for the purpose must be flexible enough to respond to any additional capacity requirements that might come up in the mid and long-term besides supporting the existing superstructure.
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