The Importance of Quality Cabling
August 24, 2010
You probably know who to call when you need to signup for phone, internet or data service, but do you know where to go for cabling? Especially if you are running your own business, it’s important to make certain your facility has the proper wiring it needs to create a lightening fast, reliable network. Many times you will need to hire an outside company to come in and achieve this.
When I first took my office space a couple of years ago, I was flabbergasted by the sorry state of the wiring; the internet was sluggish and calls were constantly being dropped, which isn’t the way to grow a fledgling business. I immediately called for some Seattle cabling services to have the situation remedied. Now all of our services our fast, reliable and we are able to give our customers the care and support they need and deserve.
Does Your Business Need Structured Cabling?
August 10, 2010
Despite the fact that virtually every business professional now has a PDA or smartphone, having structured cabling for your business may not seem like a top priority. But just because your employees can do business from their mobile device doesn’t mean they should. It’s no secret that mobile date service is unreliable, and do you want your business at the mercy of the mobile providers.
Reading documents, sending emails and composing documents is inefficient on mobile devices, too. Having a reliable structured network in your office ensures that your clients and employees can have instant, reliable access to one another. It will also facilitate communication between employees and encourage them to conduct business in the office, where they will likely be more productive.
The Career You’ve Dreamed About
July 22, 2010

These days you don’t know from one day to the next whether you’ll have a job. For this reason it’s important to plan for other options if you become one of the millions out of work. Now might just be the right time to start that online business you’ve always dreamed of. After all, wouldn’t you rather work for yourself than work for someone else? But don’t get tricked into spending thousands of dollars to start your internet business. Here are a few tips for starting an online business and staying in the black.
~ Find an affordable web host
~ Invest in a structured cabling system
~ Get logos and design work
~ Find a big sales partner
~ Think SEO
~ Increase your income with Google AdSense
~ Always promote your business
Drafting Your Idea
July 8, 2010
When transforming an idea into a business plan, it’s best to keep your ideas clear and concise to begin. Just like you did as a student, put your pencil and paper to work in an effort to draft up a basic outline of your idea. Be sure to focus on the main components of your plan, details are always to be filled in during step two of drafting.
Once you’ve highlighted the tiers of your proposal you can jot down each detail that pertains to the outlined categories. Make sure you’re specific, including costs for everything from insurance to network wire installation. Your final product should include enough information so that your idea and overall plan are unmistakable to any reader. Establishing this paperwork is the key to success!
A Reliable Business Network is Essential
June 22, 2010
Communication is one of the cornerstones of any successful business. Whether it is assisting clients, contacting suppliers or intraoffice communiqué, clear and concise communication is essential. And in our digital age, having a safe, secure and reliable business network is essential to keeping the various channels of communication open.
From simple telephone conversations to the myriad ways people correspond online, a business network is now a necessity. Some people choose to cut corners when it comes to cabling and network services, but this is certainly not the place to do it. It only takes one call to drop in the middle of a crucial negotiation or a pivotal email to not be received to recognize the importance of your network.
Successful Business Expansion
June 8, 2010
For the last 14 years I have been the owner and manager of a small accounting firm in West Seattle. Up until recently, business had been steady and there was no reason to think about major business changes. However, our clientele has been expanding exponentially in the last year and a half, and in order to cater to my clients in the South, I recently decided to open a new office in Tacoma.
Since business has been so hectic, I’ve sent my number two down to head the operations—from finding the property to hiring the staff and arranging for utilities. Of course, I keep a close eye on what happens on a day-to-day basis, and I certainly give my input when I feel it’s warranted. For example, phone communication is at the core of our business, so I assisted on researching reliable companies for Tacoma phone system installation.
What is Cat6 Cabling?
May 26, 2010
When it comes to cabling for data and communication, the wiring is referred to by its category. Each subsequent category improves upon the last, and most cables are backward compatible, meaning that they can still be used in conjunction with older models. The most state-of-the-art option on the market today is Cat6 cabling, which is the successor to Cat 5/5E cabling.
Cat6 cabling is created using stricter standards for system noise and MHz capacity. The most common use for Cat6 cabling is Ethernet, although it can be used for other protocols and cabling purposes. Like most cables, Cat6 is composed of four wires. What sets it apart for previous models is its superior insulation, which has a drastic effect on the overall performance.
Solutions for Small Businesses
May 12, 2010

When you own your small business, it’s difficult to supervise and manage all the various processes and people with whom you interact. Here are a few business management solutions for improving the flow of your business and maximizing productivity.
~Divide the workload; many small business owners think they can handle all the aspects of the business by themselves; it’s impossible. Even if it’s one other person sharing the load, it’s necessary to confide in others to be successful.
~Organization; keeping documents, product orders, payroll, and all the other aspects of business organized is key to running a smooth operation.
~Recognize the audience; the goal of a business is to provide goods or services and make a profit, recognizing the target audience for your product or service will allow you to market to them directly.
~Communicate; phone service and the internet are an integral component of day-to-day operations for a modern business. To that end, be sure to seek out reliable Tacoma cabling services so that your employees can stay connect to your clients and one another.
Seattle Credit Card Processing
April 23, 2010

For over 25 years, I have managed a small bakery in a quaint neighborhood in North Seattle. Up until last year, we only accepted cash or check to keep processing costs and paperwork at a minimum. Recently I’ve found that many customers would come in with nothing but plastic, and I had no choice but to turn them away.
This trend was costing my business dearly, so I decided to enlist a Seattle credit card processing service. I was braced to shell out a lot of dough for the luxury of being able to process credit transactions, but the services were quite reasonable. In the last year, I have seen business escalate as people now have several options for making their purchase.
Voice Communication in Business
April 9, 2010
While social media and the internet are the new wave of technology in the business world and beyond, basic telephone communication is still a cornerstone of commerce. When it comes to advertising, new technologies are unsurpassed due to their low cost and ubiquitous nature. However, in order to maintain relationships and garner trust with your clients, telecommunication is still imperative.
The necessity of reliable telephone connections didn’t become apparent to me until my business lines went down. For two horrific days, everyone in the company was scrambling to get in touch with clients and maintain the rapport we had developed. After this fiasco, we invested in some premium Seattle voice cabling to prevent a recurrence



