The Importance Of Telecommunication In Daily Life

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Education, Medical Consultations, Business, Work – It’s all going indoor these days. As days pass, Telecommunication is turning out to be a basic need of human beings almost like fresh air. And it’s a fact that can’t be denied if someone call telecommunication, a critical sector of business without which humans would struggle to go forward from now on.
 
From a builder’s perspective, there are a lot of issues related to network that directly affect their Return On Investment due to poor mobile network coverage. Some of them are- slow data speed resulting in constantly interrupted work from home, calls getting dropped halfway especially business calls, event-compatible infrastructure but poor network connectivity and not-so-impressed guests in hospitality buildings. This is an issue that’s been existing since a long time and most people believe it’s a glitch from the side of network operator/carrier and WiFi is considered a common solution to this problem. But the fact is that WiFi can’t often deliver the quality and performance required for voice calls. Also, most of us have felt video calls to be jumpy while using WiFi.The reality is that network operators/carriers are not fully responsible for indoor coverage issues.
 
Better telecommunication technology inside residential or commercial buildings has become a basic requirement for uninterrupted voice and data coverage. Nowadays, better streamed online classes and uninterrupted video sessions are turning out be vital elements for a child’s education. And parents these days, are highly concerned about a steady and uninterrupted network. Telecommunication has also paved way for another big breakthrough- Telemedicine. Basic medical consultations and diagnosis have gone online with the help of advancements in telecommunication technology which is practiced successfully across the world. Like e-commerce businesses, even traditional businesses have gone online and reaping profits. Even public sector companies need voice and data coverage now. And work from home is no more like an occasional thing it used to be.
 
So, everything that makes it happen is your network and what makes it happen effectively is undoubtedly, an uninterrupted and efficient network. As a critical analyzer of real estate sector since many years, I would say the people who go behind complex and expensive solutions like DAS (Distributed Antenna System) and SISO DAS (Single Input Single Output DAS) will face a big decline in the ROI of their building as they are not compatible to handle future technologies and it’s implementations.
 
And what lands you at the right solution is the ‘Integrated Cable Docking Platform’ which will solve all the network related issues in a building – residential or commercial. And to add, this platform is future-ready and scalable to 5G which will further enhance the possibilities of your network.
 
Get in touch with Team Cablesmith at info@cablsmith.in to know more about the solution we got to offer and share your valuable comments down here.
 
Blog by :
 
Muhammed Rameesh
Co-founder 
Cablesmith


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