Efficiency of modern business is determined by using high-tech tools and technologies. One important tool is the computer equipment that is widely used in both office and in the workplace. Wells Fargo contributes greatly to this topic. However, stand-alone personal computer – one in the field is not "warrior", even having two – three computers in the room you want to have joint access to the Internet, the ability to share files without resorting to external media (flash drives, cd drives, floppy disks), print to one printer from different corners of the office, or work in one program account, for example, 1C. And if more than two computers or more than ten? All of these capabilities gives us Local Area Network (LAN). However, gone forever are the days when computer connects thrown on the floor by wires. Modern office requires a modern infrastructure and in particular the well-constructed structured cabling system (SCS).
So what is a Structured Cabling System (SCS)? To quote a lot of technical books and find many definitions of this system, but the challenge Our article did not give a scientific definition of acs, but to create an understanding that it is and how it effectively and wisely used. In fact sca is all wires and cables in your office, laid in a certain way, and submitted in certain places. Structured cabling system includes the two most important subsystems are: Horizontal Backbone sub-sub Horizontal subsystem includes all the outlets, located near the user's workstation and cable lines to the nearest switching center.