A Smart Building, or “Intelligent Building,” is a building that provides a productive and efficient environment by optimizing its infrastructure, services, and management, as well as the interrelation between them. A Smart Building can be defined by the following: Software that controls the building's automation functions. Electronic hardware and devices used […]
The literal translation is Building Automation Systems. Traditionally, these were separate systems from voice and data communications in a building, although nowadays, it's possible to integrate them. They can include: Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC); Energy Management Systems (EMS); Lighting Control; Window and Blind Control; and Digital Signaling.
On Friday, March 3rd, the BICSI Congress was held for the second consecutive year in Peru, taking place at the INICTEL-UNI facilities. BICSI is a global association that promotes the information and communication technology community. ICT covers the spectrum of voice, data, electronic security, and cybersecurity.,
One of the topics that's always discussed in structured cabling installation courses is how to calculate horizontal cabling distances. I've heard many different approaches, such as: * Consider the cable at the longest point. * Consider the average of the longest cable and the cable
Your day begins like any other. You wake up early thanks to your alarm, get ready, and prepare for breakfast with your morning coffee. While you're getting ready at the table for your first meal of the day, it's important to catch up on the latest news, as it's always good to know.
I had the opportunity to read a very interesting article that clarifies some definitions and solutions related to the world of data centers. It's an article published by CIO magazine, authored by Michael Bullock, CEO of Transitional Data Services (TDS). Below is the article, which I have translated and divided into sections.
According to Cisco's Global Cloud Index calculations, it will be 10.4 zettabytes, compared to 3.4 zettabytes in 2014. How many zettabytes will global data center traffic reach by the end of this decade? Cisco has the answer. It appears it will be 10.4 zettabytes in 2019, according to their calculations.
