Commercial network infrastructure

A network plan is easier to build when the cable drops, rack, pathways, access points, cameras and equipment locations are considered together. ICS focuses on the physical network infrastructure and coordinates with your IT team or provider on active equipment requirements unless a different scope is agreed.

New spaces
Plan drops, rack location and pathways before an office, retail or industrial space is finished.
Existing equipment
Work around the rack, patch panels, switches and constraints already in the building.
Clear handoff
Keep physical connections organized so the people supporting the network can trace what was installed.

What gets coordinated

Rack and telecom-room location, cable routes, device count, access-point and camera locations, patching and the relationship between physical connections and the active equipment plan.

Work with the team that supports the network

ICS can work with an internal IT team, outside provider, general contractor or project manager so the physical installation matches the operational requirements already identified.

Useful before we quote

  • Floor plan and intended device locations
  • Existing rack, patch-panel and equipment information
  • IT or project requirements already identified
  • Move, renovation or expansion timeline

Need the cabling and equipment plan to line up?

Include the floor plan, current rack information and the people already involved in the network. ICS can help define the physical scope.

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