Laying of fiber-optic communication lines
Implementation period:
All the listed works must be completed within 5 days according to the approved project schedule. During this period, it is necessary to carry out all the stages of installation, configuration and system health checks in order to ensure the smooth functioning of the company's new infrastructure.
FOI laying:
Within the framework of the Infrastructural Development project, it is planned to lay fiber-optic communication lines to ensure high-speed and reliable communication. This stage involves laying cables and installing appropriate data transmission equipment, which will significantly improve the basic infrastructure of the enterprise.
Installation and stitching of baseboards:
One of the key tasks in the project is the installation and stitching of baseboards to ensure the connection and operation of the fiber optic cable. This will effectively organize the placement and protection of cables, providing convenient access to them for work and maintenance.
Creation of new computer and telephone 150 jobs:
Within the framework of the project, it is planned to create 150 new computer and telephone jobs. This stage involves the installation and configuration of computers, phones, software and the transfer of work information. It is aimed at expanding the infrastructure of the enterprise and creating conditions for more efficient work of employees.
Testing the system:
As a result of testing, it was confirmed that all components of the new infrastructure work stably, without failures, and demonstrate high performance. This allows you to confidently switch to using the new infrastructure and ensures the smooth functioning of all company systems.
Results:
After the completion of the Infrastructure Development project, the following results were achieved: all new infrastructure components are functioning, productivity has improved, work has been completed on time and the systems are working reliably, which contributes to more efficient operation of the company.
A few questions
from the FAQ section
Yes, invasive signals from neighboring Wi-Fi networks or other wireless devices can potentially interfere with the operation of a surveillance camera that relies on a Wi-Fi network. Interference can result in degraded video quality, loss of connectivity, or even complete disruption of the camera's operation. To mitigate interference, it's important to properly configure the camera and Wi-Fi network, select appropriate channels with minimal interference, and ensure that the camera's signal strength is sufficient for reliable operation. Additionally, using Wi-Fi extenders or access points strategically placed to strengthen the camera's connection can help minimize interference.
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