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If you’re an operations or facilities manager, the pressure’s on to reduce monthly utility expenses, deliver more safety and security, and maybe ramp up IoT deployment to improve your users’ experience.
If you’re an IT manager, you’re probably expected to support the OT network—in addition to managing a tidal wave of connected devices and traffic.
Either way, you need a rock-solid network infrastructure that can meet tomorrow’s data and power requirements. You need one secure network that scales easily and accommodates new devices, sensors and applications. That’s the CommScope smart building network.
A resilient, redundant and intelligent network infrastructure can go a long way toward minimizing the chances of an unplanned outage and maximizing productivity across the entire enterprise.
From securing your data and wireless traffic to ensuring the safety of every employee and visitor, your physical layer infrastructure plays a key role in safeguarding the enterprise.
Smart building initiatives, like network convergence and IoT, require integrated connectivity with reliable power and data. That means fiber and copper cabling, PoE and automated infrastructure management all working together
Managing separate networks to support separate wired and wireless solutions is costly and untenable. The answer is a unified, interoperable infrastructure; one that can support cellular and Wi-Fi, cloud services and IoT solutions—all of which can be added with ease as your needs grow.
From Wi-Fi to indoor cellular and everything in between, CommScope wireless networks connect your always-on users everywhere and anywhere. A better user experience means a more productive workplace.
With 40 years of networking experience—including structured cabling, wired and wireless access—CommScope builds IT and OT networks that ensure stable, secure, uninterrupted connections for your people and things. Plus, proven performance guarantees.
With a global footprint featuring more than 30 manufacturing and distribution facilities, redundant regional supply chains, and passionate professionals around the world, CommScope has the solutions, resources and people you need—when and where you need us.
CommScope’s open network architecture and technology partner ecosystem enable us to deliver solutions that address industry-specific business challenges.
Gain real-time insight and automated monitoring across every physical layer connection with imVision.
Simplify and improve indoor cellular coverage with the ERA® all-digital distributed antenna system.
Create IoT access networks that are fast to deploy and easy to manage without adding or replacing infrastructure, with IoT management solutions.
Extend the benefits of PoE outdoors without the cost and risk of high-voltage access, with powered fiber cable.
Improve network reliability, scalability and deployment times with SYSTIMAX® structured cabling.
eBook
The intelligence of today’s smart buildings is in the integrated communications infrastructure that powers and connects. Learn the strategies and best practices of creating the network infrastructure needed to realize your smart building’s potential.
White Paper
Enterprise employees and visitors rely on smart building infrastructure to support the latest wired and wireless technology, including the vast array of connected devices. It takes an integrated solution—fiber and copper structured cabling, cellular and Wi-Fi mobility and automated management—to keep everything secure, connected and optimized.
Data Sheet
IoT deployment often results in a complex, fragmented ecosystem of standards, devices and services. With the right IoT elements, organizations can consolidate multiple physical-layer IoT networks into a single secure access network.
Brochure
Deploying and managing the various automation and control systems in a smart building is difficult. Most function as self-contained systems—requiring their own dedicated networks. CommScope is breaking down the silos.
The lowdown on Structured Cabling Systems, which are ubiquitous. We look at their history, application, technologies and how they will evolve in the future.
