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Cable assemblies, also referred to as a wiring assembly, wire harness or wiring loom are normally made use of in numerous kinds of machines and motor vehicles. They are comprised of a string or group of wires which transmit signals that includes crucial operating information and are bound with cable ties, clamps, cable lacing, etc. Much of the manufacturing of cable assemblies are still produced by hand due to the many processes that are involved. Examples of these consist of:

In this post we continue our foundation series for successful implementation of Business VoIP.  We will review T-1 services provided from competitive local exchange phone companies.  We will also review internet speed and reliability with a focus on implementing an IP Phone system.

Your business phone installation should be smooth and trauma-free. The final result should be a perfectly functioning and safe system, however, that doesn’t happen by accident!

Training and expertise are required to ensure success:

• in office or factory environments, health and safety legislation requires that office technology equipment (including office phone systems) conforms to basic safety regulations – a legal requirement you may have trouble complying with if you don’t know what those regulations are;

• this, of course, includes items that are connected directly to mains electricity but also where and how cables may be run around an office or between buildings etc;

• if an accident arises and you are found to be culpable, due to equipment being installed incorrectly, then you may face paying compensation and potentially have your reputation damaged;

• incorrectly installed equipment may also run an increased risk of malfunction – something that may disrupt your business and incur you additional charges;

• an experienced installation engineer will also typically be ‘thinking ahead’ when he or she is completing a business phone installation – this includes providing access or junction points etc, where they may be required in future if your business changes or expands (potentially a lot more cost-effective than trying to do these separately at some future date);

• that same engineer, when installing, will often do things in an industry-standard professional way that will make it easier for a future professional telephone engineer to understand where things are and what is connected to what – an amateur may not do so, which means future engineers may take longer to understand what has been done and that, in turn, may lead to you paying more for future maintenance; Read the rest of this entry »

What is unified communication and how can it help you business. David Leach from Siemens Enterprise Communications explains how unified communications (UC) works on ZDnet.