On any type of asset within a mixed-use project the communications infrastructure provides the critical backbone on which all other customer service, marketing and management services run.
mdg understand that a robust, resilient and high-capacity communications cabling infrastructure is a value for money investment that will provide reliable operation and, as interactions interoperability interfacing technology trends develop, the ability to add systems and services in the future.
According to a recent study, global IP traffic has increased eightfold over the past 5 years overall and is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 21 percent from 2013 to 2018. With an expected lifetime of fifteen to twenty years, the design of the cabling infrastructure must be planned to accommodate significant leaps in bandwidth and network traffic over the life of the property.
Data transmission over high-grade fibre and the capability of category cable performance criteria to deliver ever demanding copper connectivity to the desk there is an unprecedented opportunity to future proof the cabling infrastructure and protect investments in cable plant.
International developers worldwide face the challenge of how to deliver standards compliant network models in properties that span countries, continents and cultures, ensure consistent branding and a unified customer experience whilst maintaining standard service agreement models.
mdg understand this challenge and respond with complete and consistent high availability LAN/WLAN/WAN open architecture network designs that mirror brand standards and incorporate the logical and physical data security measures that operators need to ensure brand standard and PCI DSS compliance.
The data network is now an integral part of how an operator connects with his guests and delivers the customer experience. The value that mdg bring to a project is not only our technical expertise in all aspects of network and data centre design but also our in-depth knowledge of the operators operational and business requirements.
The proliferation of wireless devices and smartphones and the exponential growth in the use of web-based content providers is putting increasing demands on the LAN/WLAN infrastructure which means that legacy wireless networks designed for an era of occasional access and casual hotspots can’t keep pace. Armed with laptops, notebooks, smartphones, and now tablet PCs, today’s information professionals are inherently mobile and always on.
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