Volume 13, Issue 8

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Volume 13, Issue 8

Connecting blocks endure in the evolution of UTP

Aug. 1, 2005

Not-to-be-forgotten elements in the development of 10-Gigabit Ethernet UTP solutions.

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Choosing the right paging and alert system

Aug. 1, 2005

Why you need to understand the differences between 70-volt and 24-volt system design.

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Fusion splicing a crucial part of bringing fiber to the premises

Aug. 1, 2005

For this growing application, the right equipment boasts portability, durability, and precision.

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Racking up the latest in KVM technology

Aug. 1, 2005

As keyboard/video/mouse technology embraces IP, Category 5e cable takes a place at the table.

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Staying connected when disaster strikes

Aug. 1, 2005

Nobody in the state of Florida has to be reminded of the 2004 hurricane season.

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Limited-combustible squabble threatens to stain industry

Aug. 1, 2005

Last month, columnist Donna Ballast filled you in on the potential for requiring limited-combustible cable in certain building spaces ...

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Fiber soon to overtake copper in LAN deployments

Aug. 1, 2005

The structured cabling systems market has struggled in recent years after a decade of significant growth in the 1990s.

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Survey points to network managers’ recognition of cabling’s vital role

Aug. 1, 2005

The important role cabling plays within the network is finally being recognized by network managers...

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Supercomm comes to an end, TIA and USTA go separate ways

Aug. 1, 2005

The 18th Supercomm came to an end for good in June as its two organizers, the Telecommunications Industry Association and the United States Telecom Association, decided to go ...

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Conduits and the Code: Unraveling the mystery

Aug. 1, 2005

This column is in response to requests to unravel the mysteries of the NEC 2005...

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FOLS’ new spreadsheet model compares copper/fiber LAN infrastructure costs

Aug. 1, 2005

The price of an optical-fiber network is coming down and a new cost model by the Telecommunications Industry Association’s Fiber Optics LAN Section (FOLS, www.