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Office Relocation Guide
So you made the big decision to move your office to new premises.
Moving offices can be one of the most stressful functions you can undertake as a business owner. But by careful planning most of the stress can be alleviated.
Step 1 – Get all the stakeholders together for a meeting so that that everyone has an understanding of the scope and time frames for the move. Its best to plan backwards from the longest lead-time items and develop strategies that will lead to the least disruption and down time for the business. Key items to consider will be Equipment relocation, Telecommunications relocation including relocating your PABX, Phone & data cabling, Moving office equipment such as desks etc. and business equipment making sure it is damaged ion transit.
Step 2 – Identify the key milestones such as setting up of installing your business phones lines and ADSL Internet that will determine when you can relocate and function adequately. You also need to allow adequate time frames to relocate your Business PABX Phone system. Note to get Business Phone Lines connected can take up to 25 working days for ISDN 10/20/30 or 5-10 working days for PSTN lines. ADSL can only be added 3-4 working days after the ADSL is connected.
Step 3 – If you have office partitioning and work stations being purchased and delivered, map out the floor plan for each level allowing for adequate space for each functional area to operate in and each area’s seating allocations. Consultants are available to perform this work for you . Once this is done let everyone know where they will be located and provide time for feedback and modification if needed.
Structured Computer Cabling Installation for New Offices
Your computer and communications network is a vital investment so it’s helpful to have an understanding of some terms, procedures, and the inevitable list of acronyms that constitute the numerous sockets, cables, conduits, trays, and other items you will encounter in the struggle to make everything fit together into a functioning office, data center, or call room. Even if a contracting company is doing the job you will still be the one to flip a switch and hope the light comes on, so knowing how the cabling is laid out and an understanding of the terms will assist you in discussing problems when they come up. Without proper management of the cabling situation there is the potential for impediment of operations during the confusion.
There needs to be an entrance facility for underground cable coming into the building; from there the backbone cable runs into the main equipment room, telecommunications closets, and main terminal space. This is the entrance wiring closet, from where the cable can run along accesses called backbone raceways to the intermediate wiring closets containing the Intermediate Distribution Frames. The Backbone Cabling System Structure includes patch cords or jumpers used for backbone-to-backbone cross-connections. An Intermediate Distribution Frame (IDF) cross-connects backbone cable to the individual line circuits.
Many terms such as Main Distribution Frame and Intermediate Distribution Frame come from the Telephony sector that shares the same basic cable technologies with Computer communications transfer. The same industry standards for hardware and safety precautions are followed. As the name implies, the Intermediate Distribution Frame on each floor connects the individual user devices to the Main Distribution Frame which in turn is the connection to the phone company.
Company makes history with satellite plan – NewSat Jaburi
Space may still be the final frontier but technology is making the earth and its environments seem that much smaller.
One Australian company is already winning world recognition for its space communication facilities. Now it’s going where no other Australian company has gone before and sending its own satellite into space.
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Panasonic SIP Cordless Telephones
Now there is a more flexible, expandable and reliable way to deploy your SIP-based telephony offer. Introducing Panasonic’s New SIP Cordless Phone System — the cordless business communications solution for small and medium businesses and the home office.

