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Messy network cabinets – the broken windows theory
The Broken Window Theory introduced by James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling in 1982 describes the escalating negative impact of low-level neglect or crime
24. March 2021
The Broken Window Theory introduced by James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling in 1982 describes the escalating negative impact of low-level neglect or crime
Expected growth of a company and future requirements are no doubt key. Spending a little more money today to have the flexibility to be able
We are delighted that the Setup.exe, invented, designed and patented by PATCHBOX was recognized among the best in the industry by the 2020 Cabling Installation
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Cables with a smaller outside diameter are being added to the product range by an increasing number of well-known cable manufacturers. There are several reasons for this. Why are almost all cable manufacturers bringing “thin” cables onto
Before we jump into the pros and cons of UTP vs. STP we should dig a little deeper into what unshielded-twisted and shielded-twisted actually means. In this instance the cable is shielded by a foil
Two major challenges for many IT Managers are network organisation and standardisation: This customer, a fast growing sports retail company with more than 1511 stores internationally, faced several challenges regarding their IT network. Their store
Efficient cable management in your network cabinet brings you a multitude of advantages. PATCHBOX shows you 4 valuable tips on how you can best achieve this. 1. Plan the network cabinets ahead Good planning is
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