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Structured Cabling
Definition
Structured cabling is a data cabling system built to a unified standard — Cat6, Cat6A, fiber — that supports multiple generations of technology without having to re-cable the building every time equipment changes.
Why it matters for your business
Cabling once, properly, with headroom for the future, is far cheaper over the medium term than patching obsolete cabling every time more speed is needed, and it avoids repeated construction disruption.
Related service
DITAP Core — Network Infrastructure
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