IT Services

Structured cabling to connect your business premises

We design and install data and voice cabling for offices, branches and expansions. The site survey defines the outlets, routes, materials, tests and documentation needed.

Fiber optic patch cords plugged into a patch panel in a network rack
Outlets and routes
Site survey
Copper and fiber optics
Project materials
Racks and identification
Organization
Agreed tests and certification
Documented delivery

What's included

The work we can take on

We agree on the activities your environment needs. The proposal identifies coverage, tools, responsibilities and items requiring a separate budget.

  • Site survey

    We assess spaces, required outlets and existing infrastructure to define the design.

  • Cables and infrastructure

    We specify copper cabling, fiber optics and routes according to outlets, distances and site conditions.

  • Racks and identification

    We organize connections and identify the agreed outlets to support maintenance and future changes.

  • Tests and documentation

    We perform the tests and certification specified in the proposal and record the outlets delivered.

  • Shared responsibilities

    We agree with your business and IT team on who handles requests, approves changes and coordinates the providers involved.

  • Work records

    We document configurations and completed actions, with outstanding issues and next steps for the people overseeing the environment.

How it works

From assessment to managed delivery

The assessment combines an inventory with a review of conditions, risks and priorities: what exists, how it is working and what needs attention.

  1. Step 01

    Inventory and assessment

    We inventory the resources and dependencies involved and assess conditions, risks and priorities with the people who know your operations.

  2. Step 02

    Proposal and planning

    Before execution, we define the objective, scope, price, materials, licenses, responsibilities, schedule and delivery criteria.

  3. Step 03

    Coordinated execution

    We carry out approved work using authorized access and agreed windows, communicating changes and issues that prevent progress.

  4. Step 04

    Testing and handover

    We validate the contracted work, record the configuration and brief the operating team. The proposal defines follow-up after delivery.

Example: your business takes over another room

In this example, new workstations need connections and the rack is nearly full. We assess outlets and routes, check what can be reused and quote the necessary work. Delivery identifies connections and completed tests for the network owner.

Blue network cables with multi-pair connectors hanging during a cabling installation

What your business receives

Identified outlets and connections, test results and the agreed documentation. Associated electrical work, building modifications, materials and certification must be listed in scope.

Fiber optic patch cords organized on a network patch panel

Your team’s role and ours

Your business sets operational priorities and authorizes access, changes and investments. If you have an internal IT team, we share activities and agree on how to track the work. Software providers participate when a change depends on a product they maintain.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about structured cabling

Scope, responsibilities and next steps to help you assess the service.

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Next step

Shall we define the work your business needs?

Tell us whether you need to connect new workstations, organize the network or prepare a new site. We survey the environment to define the project.