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8 CommScope Enterprise Global Services can help you design and manage the installation of your Enterprise Network www.commscope.com CommScope’s Design And Engineering Capabilities As you start to strategize about your future infrastructure needs, this guide may not be enough of a resource to completely develop a full-blown network design. Your company may need support bringing a design into physical reality. For more than 30 years, our team has been involved in cutting-edge infrastructure projects across the globe. We have helped translate vision to reality for cities, buildings, offices, data centers, educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and entertainment installations. We have served leading global corporations in the financial, technology, telecom, manufacturing, industrial, development and urban sectors. In 2009, CommScope pulled together Services oriented resources within the company into one business unit, and formally launched Enterprise Global Services. Enterprise Global Services - the driving force for your network installation CommScope now offers a complete range of network infrastructure services, including: • design • consulting • project management • and network planning, all with the goal of meeting our customers’ specific needs. To ensure all projects integrate seamlessly with the architectural and engineering framework, Enterprise Global Services also offer comprehensive consulting, design, AutoCAD and specification services including planning, schematic design, design development, and construction document services in an a la carte or turnkey fashion. Ultimately, CommScope Global Enterprise Services aims to optimize, manage and extend the life of your enterprise network. Our staff has core competencies and expertise across a wide range of disciplines. In addition to Professional Engineer, Electrical Engineer, RCDD, CISSP, CPP and PMP, the team has certifications in the areas of networking infrastructure, data centers, security, outside plant design, project management and more. Enterprise Global Services builds multi-disciplined teams with engineering, planning and technical expertise across diverse fields of technology, allowing us to provide great cost value, on-time execution, and the highest level of performance and functionality. Our application and network design engineers – including fiber optic and networking specialists – help prevent design gaps and ensure that designs and construction documents meet the requirements of today’s demanding IP and analog low-voltage systems. Our cross-trained design/engineering team members all work together, applying their areas of expertise in conjunction with one another to minimize delays, budget overruns and change orders. Please use this design guide as a tool to better understand the enterprise space. It will answer many of your questions, help explain where your network is today and where it should go tomorrow. And if you need a partner to augment your team’s design capabilities, to help create corporate Standards, or to turn that design document into a reality worth showcasing, then contact us and put CommScope Enterprise Global Services to work for you.
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