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"Net Services has completed several projects for my company, UtilIT Solutions LLC over the past few years. They always respond quickly and provide the highest quality service. The people are very professional, courteous, and adapt to changes in the project in real time. I would recommend Net Services to anyone. 
Guy Ware, President & CEO,  - UtilIT Solutions LLC

 

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Phone System Relocation - Setting Up Proper Procedures For a Smooth Transition!
By Brian Jordan Woods

The industries today are becoming more advanced to keep up with the constantly updating technology. Most business owners would like to keep their equipment in touch with the latest technology in order to provide quality service to their customers and clients. In a business that is doing well, growth is foreseeable. Even though the economy today is obviously very unstable, a company that is able to overcome these problems will surely have an opportunity for office expansion.

Relocating Your Office

As a business owner you should be able to set up everything that needs to be done when you think that your small company is ready to relocate to a bigger office. You need to inform your employees of your office relocation ahead of time and you need to plan and everything because office moving is not as easy as you think it is.

Planning Well Ahead With Your Technicians

Prior to moving, you need to have a technician with you to perform a technical inspection for your new office. This is important especially for your phone cabling needs and when relocating phone system. Sometimes, other sites don't have any phone cabling in place or your current phone system provider doesn't have coverage on the area that you selected. This will be a big problem on your part because if that is the case, you might have to select a new phone system provider or select a new place where phone cabling is possible.

Informing Your Service Provider

Days before the desired date of your office moving, you also need to inform your business phone company provider so that you will provide them with enough time for relocating phone system for your business needs. You should also know that relocating phone system will take time. The longest time would be sixty days depending on the phone cabling in the location where you will have your new office.

Phone cabling also involves the integration of your phone system with your network and computers; thus, it will definitely take time before it will be completely installed. However, to keep your business running, your calls will be diverted to a new number.

Relocating Your System

In relocating phone system, it is important that you know that it involves a lot of things to consider. The service provider that will handle your phone cabling needs will have to assess the current phone system configuration that you have so that they will also be able to identify the possible problems that you will encounter.

Final Inspections

During the site technical inspection that will be done by you and a technician, it will be determined whether there will be sufficient power and power outlets to power up the system. During the relocation, the phone system will have to be reprogrammed and upgraded if necessary.

True enough, there are a lot of things that needs to be done when planning for an office moving, yet an office expansion is an obvious sign that your business is doing well.

Relocating Phone Systems and Data Cabling: If you're moving into a new building, upgrading or expanding your existing phone system then you may require new telephone cabling and data cabling. We are your one-stop shop for phone cabling, telephone cabling and all your communication needs.

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