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Cabling - Know when to walk away
10. September 2008 by Myke.
If you are like us, you have been called in to give an estimate on cleaning up some cabling work. You walk in and within an instant you decide your company no longer cables. We are gathering some photos now of some of the worst cabling jobs you have encountered. We all want a clean and pretty data center, but sometimes you have to know when to say “no”.
And we save the best for last…
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