Then there was voice over IP. Now there is voice, data, video, access control, industrial control, HVAC and many other building subsystems making their way to the IP network. If you have responsibility for any of the functions above, then you need to be aware of the challenges that you and your company’s network will face in order to be prepared to handle the ever-increasing network demand.

Infrastructure is moving quickly away from supporting a single IP-based data subsystem to supporting multiple subsystems. It is imperative that you plan now to ensure a more robust infrastructure to support the increased bandwidth requirements for today and tomorrow’s IP Connected Enterprise.

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Corning Data Centre Seminar in London at the Brewery on October 30th 2008 2008-10-14 This year's London event will look at next-generation cabling and energy-efficient solutions for the data centre. IP Connected Enterprise 2008-08-01 In the beginning, there was an IP data network.