For IT decision-makers in companies with system-critical infrastructure
Revealing video: When does cable management become a business risk?
Find out how you as a decision-maker can ensure standardized IT in your organization and thus prevent your own infrastructure from becoming a real business risk.
In this video you will learn ...
… why global corporations such as McDonalds, Uber and even the US Air Force, among over 30,000 other companies, have already opted for PATCHBOX.
… how you can keep problems such as downtime and the resulting outages and costs lower than ever before, even with thousands of locations.
… the concrete business benefits that automatically arise for your organization when you opt for a standardized cable management solution such as PATCHBOX.
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... how PATCHBOX could have a positive impact on your organization’s infrastructure.
... how we have guided global corporations such as McDonald’s, Uber, and Microsoft into a new era of IT infrastructure
... how you can test PATCHBOX in your organization to justify a proof of concept internally.
... how quickly the return on investment in cable management becomes tangible and visible by significantly reducing downtime and maintenance.
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