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network loads, eliminating the need to scan the network switches’ higher layers of the ISO7 model.
Center One. The tool that offers EPLAN users the opportunity to greatly improve efficiency in the engineering design process, reducing the cost of project generation, the numbers of errors and the resultant fixes required on the shop floor. EEC One can be utilised across the entire EPLAN Platform whether used for electrical, fluid or process engineering. EEC One automatically creates EPLAN projects by using standardised partial
EPLAN has announced the release of EPLAN Engineering
circuits (macros) and project-specific information. Basic data input therefore results in automatic, quick and easy project generation as EEC One combines project data and schematic macros and prepares the resulting schematic documentation in EPLAN. Design generation is so simple that it can be completed by non-engineering staff or trainee engineers to allow senior staff to concentrate on other project areas.
SLA ‘response time’ management. Organisations making changes to their IT environment will benefit from the Network Profiling capability, which
iTrinegy’s AppQoS now offers network profiling and
enables customers to profile metrics of application response times, a vital Key Performance Indicator in any SLA as well as allowing a full assessment of network usage by the applications and users, prior to making any move to a cloud based, or virtualized environment. AppQoS now measures response
times (network and application), profiles the network accurately looking at the usage of the network by applications users, servers, video-conferencing, VoIP etc. This allows organisations to fully understand exactly what network requirements there are prior to any change and thus, exactly what will be needed to make it work in the new environment.
network infrastructure products
Future Network Distribution Limited is one of the fastest growing
structured cabling distributors in the UK. We supply voice, data and fibre products to voice and data installers across the country.
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The Future brand of products is recognised as one of the best low cost solutions in the UK. The portfolio consists of thousands of products suited to the cabling market, all of which have been carefully selected with cost in mind without compromising on quality. Centrally located in Banbury, Oxfordshire, we are able to offer a next day service to our customers anywhere across the country.
Future Network Distribution Ltd Cherwell Business Village Southam Road Banbury, Oxfordshire OX16 2SP, UK
Tel: 01295 257247 Email:
sales@futurend.co.uk Web:
www.futurend.co.uk
Creating perfect connections is Metz Connect’s core com- petence. The personal commitment of the
founding family characterizes the international success of the independent, medium-sized enterprise group, which together with its subsidi- aries pursuers the company’s goals with a high degree of responsibility.
Highly innovative, efficient processes and part- nerships have characterized the Metz Connect Group for decades. The company’s brands RIA Connect, BTR Netcom and MCQ Tech offer a diverse, innovative product portfolio with highly specialized connector components that satisfy with highest quality.
Metz Connect Ottilienweg 9 78176 Blumberg Deutschland
Phone +49 7702 5330 Fax +49 7702 533 433 Email:
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