Let us try to and see if we can suggest how we would go about selecting a reasonable broadband connection. First of all, you have to define what type of broadband service you are going to want to use.

Do you need internet connection and telephone line at the same time? Do you want to make and receive phone calls while you are navigating internet? If you answer is a positive to all these questions, read the following article.

What should you consider first of all when thinking about a broadband supply? Speed is the obviously first thing. What else? Read the following article and you get some knowledge.

The current climate dictates that investment into high technologies must always be ongoing. The Internet is now deemed as a necessary as it seems that humankind cannot live without it. Here you can get some information on fast and budget broadband connection.

A look at the uses of network cables in a range of industries and how they facilitate communication between technological devices.

This article briefly describes how to utilise authentication to secure a time reference when synchronising network time clients to a NTP server.

A look at the different industries that use the patch panel and how it makes managing connections simple for technicians.

Cabling infrastructure if installed correctly will outlive the rest of the information systems. A typical lifespan of the cabling infrastructure is 15-20 years. Seventy percent of the network downtime can be attributed to poor cable installation.

A look at the development and history of Ethernet, RJ45 and other registered jack variants.

This is our third year doing the survey of Government IT at the FOSE show, so we are able to show some trends. Over time, we've switched some topics in and out of the list, but we have always asked two main questions: Which technologies and projects are most important to Government IT and which ones have already been implemented or are agencies planning to implement soon.