As the networked world continues to shape and impact every aspect of life, there has been a greater urgency for a global standard of excellence for those in the Information Technology profession to design, implement and maintain the networked world. That has been the mission of Integrate Solutions from its inception in 2008.

In today's ultra-competitive market-place, success of businesses often depends on the connectivity of the corporate network and the continuous ability of end users within the organisation to work online. Meeting growth requirements and budget constraints at the same time can be a daunting task. Getting the most out of network equipment purchases often means packing the most practical features into the most cost-effective package or platform - which is where Integrate Solutions excels.

Information systems are often the critical assets that support the mission of an organisation. Designing, implementing and maintaining them can be as critical as other organisational resources such as money, tangible assets and employees. A network is an integrated, communicating aggregation of computers and peripherals linked through communications facilities; that is, basically, two or more computers that share resources and data, linked by cabling, telephony or wireless equipment.
Structured Cabling Solutions

A structured cabling system provides a platform upon which an overall information system strategy is built. Integrate Solutions designs and builds flexible cabling infrastructures - structured cabling systems that support multiple voice, data, video and multimedia systems regardless of their manufacturer. We are a "one-stop shop" for all your organisation network infrastructure needs. We will help you evaluate, design and install the optimum integrated system for your company.

New applications such as videoconferencing, Voice over IP (VoIP) and IP-enabled Intelligent Building Management Systems (IBMS) place ever-increasing demands on the bandwidth of structured cabling solutions. Copper-based technologies - which have been predicted as being at the threshold of obsolescence - have met the bandwidth challenge time and again. They support Gigabit Ethernet and even 10 Gigabit Ethernet standards as of today. Without doubt, copper technologies remain as essential a component in structured cabling solutions as fibre technologies.