A proper commercial building communication network cabling ( data cabling ) system is planned and organized for supporting diverse user applications and communication systems.  They are all  made to support no less than ten years of life cycle. This system is a broad communication wiring scheme installed in buildings which are able to support every kind of communication system including: computer LANs, telephone systems, imaging systems, video systems and more. It’s purpose is to bear a multi-vendor and multi-product surrounding.

It is essential to assess network cabling before setting a new system or device in your office such as telephone systems, CCTV Security, Card Access or Computers.

The SUTUS Business Central 200 is the perfect all-in-one IT solution for your office. The Business Central 200 offers an unparalleled combination of phone, networking and data that are fully integrated and designed for small offices. You need more than just the right features, you need a solution that is comprehensive, affordable, reliable and one that just works, everyday.

More Than Just a Phone System

Even though you may think everything’s working fine, this spaghetti and meatball cabling mess is costing you money!

• All the equipment with the flashy, blinking green lights needs to be kept cool. Your servers, switches, routers and modems generate heat and they need to be kept nice and cool to stay running smoothly. Tangled cables all around the equipment stop air flow. When air can’t move around the rack, equipment heats up and will affect the performance and shorten the life span of your equipment
• Imagine being the technician that’s called in to figure out why your computer won’t connect to the internet? On average, it will take 45 minutes to simply trace through these cables just to find the devices in question. 45 minutes that you’re probably paying close to $70.00 per hour for! A few calls like that in a year and you could have paid for the costs of the cable cleanup project.
• If your computer can’t connect to the network and you have a technician spending an hour tracing cables in the closet, what’s that downtime costing you? If the cables were neatly installed with everything labeled accurately your downtime could be minimized significantly.
• Have you ever gone to add another computer to your network only to find that you are out of switch ports? There’s a good chance there’s cables connected to your switch that are no longer in use but with a huge mess of cables how would you ever know? Running out and buying a new switch might is a waste of money if you have ports with cables connected but never used.
• If you’re the IT guy in charge of this mess, how does this messy cabling closet reflect on you? If you’re having issues on the network and the boss walks into this mess to ask you what’s going on, what impression do they have when they see this jungle? Do you come off looking professional, organized and look as though you have everything under control?

Cleaning up a closet like this and turning it into something you’ll want to show off is probably less costly then you think.

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Between now and January 15, 2011, consumers and businesses must reprogram telephone  and communications equipment to comply with 10-digit local dialing.

With the growing popularity of communications services, the demand for new numbers will soon exceed the supply.  That is why, as of January 15, 2011, 10-digit dialing – the area code followed by the telephone number, will apply  to all local communications in the areas served by the 705 area code. This dialing method paves the way for  the addition of the new 249 area code doubling the available phone numbers in the area.
Important Dates
as of January 15, 2011
People living and working in Ontario’s 705 region must dial the area code followed by the seven-digit phone number  for all local calls. A network announcement will remind callers who forget to include the area code that they need to do  so from now on. An important point to keep in mind is that data transmission may be affected by the announcement.  It is therefore critical to adopt 10-digit dialing and reprogram all telephone and communications equipment to comply  with 10-digit local dialing before these measures come into effect on January 15, 2011.

as of march 5, 2011

Calls made without the area code will not be completed.
as of march 19, 2011

Area code 249 will be gradually introduced as new numbers are assigned to customers. This new code will co-exist  with area code 705 within the same geographic area. The new code will simply join the current one, with no impact  on existing telephone numbers – a real advantage. This new area code will only be assigned to new numbers
How to prepare
Businesses should start preparing now
Functions, equipment and systems to reprogram*

• Speed-dial lists
• Telephone options and functions (e.g. call forwarding)
• Fax machines
• Modems and Internet connections
• Cellular phones and other wireless devices
• Security systems
• Private branch exchanges and voice messaging
• Auto-dial systems
• Database updates

Updating communications tools
Businesses should also ensure that their 10-digit telephone numbers appear on all administrative and marketing  documents. These include:

• Advertising
• Brochures, catalogues
• Stationery, business cards, invoices and checks
• Company directories
• Company vehicles and signs

For more information
Consult the Telecommunications Alliance web site at www.dial10.ca