M/s NETWORK TECHLAB INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED

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NTIPL boosts of highly trained, skilled and technologically advanced auditors which can help you in going through each and every step of the physical Network Audit.

A detailed network audit is recommended for anybody and everybody who is managing a network. As a network engineer or manager, one should be aware of the network layout, inventory, top talkers, and traffic pattern into his network. This would not only make the troubleshooting easy but would also reduce the Mean-Time-to-Repair (MTTR) to a great extent. The main points that have to be covered in the auditing are:

• Network topology and physical infrastructure documentation in Visio or similar electronic format.
• Network addresses and names are assigned in a structured manner and are well.
• Network wiring is installed in a structured manner and is well labeled.
• Network wiring between communications closets and end stations is generally no more than 100 m.
• Network security for basic security
• Inventory of all routers and switches.
• Security of physical location
• Configuration – Check your configurations regularly and do keep a backup of all of them.
• Passwords for all equipment – Maintain a database of all credentials at a secure location.
• Special redundancy measures (HSRP, VRRP etc.)
• Link information

Power Quality and Reliability is the key to the successful delivery of quality product and uninterrupted operation of industry, be it conventional or service sector. It is now even more critical to the industry, pursuing Energy Efficiency (EE) because of the increasing application of electronic loads and digital controllers which are sensitive to the quality of power supplied. These can have serious economic consequences and cost business millions of rupees each year in revenue loss, process improvements, opportunity loss, equipment failure, electrical hazards like fire and scrapped product. Any such incident reflects adversely in specific energy consumption (SEC) by an industry.

The world has changed. We are no more in pure sine wave era controlled by linear loads; rather we are almost fully controlled by non-linear loads. In the world of power electronics, bad power quality phenomenon can cause malfunctioning of sophisticated equipment.

Disturbances which are likely to disturb the correct operation of industrial equipment and processes is generally ranked in various classes relating to conducted and radiated disturbance:

• low frequency (< 9 kHz),
• high frequency (u 9 kHz),
• electrostatic discharge.

Structured cabling installations typically include: entrance facilities; vertical and horizontal backbone pathways; vertical and horizontal backbone cables; horizontal pathways; horizontal cables; work area outlets; equipment rooms; telecommunications closets; cross-connect facilities; multi-user telecommunications outlet assemblies (MUTOA); transition points; and consolidation points.

Types of Cabel Used: You might be puzzled about what cables are used in a structured cabling system. Although each of these cables has a distinct purpose, they all function as part of the structured cabling system.

Copper wires have the ability to transmit both data and electricity. Copper wires will be enticing for years to come because to this single benefit, which is represented in Power over Ethernet (PoE) systems. Copper is also a relatively simple metal to work with.

Fiber optic cables are similar to electric cables, but they convey signals and images using optical fibers instead of wires. These optical fibers are constructed of silica or plastic and are coated with additional layers of plastic within the cable.

A video conference is a live, visual connection between two or more people residing in separate locations for the purpose of communication. At its simplest, video conferencing provides transmission of static images and text between two locations. At its most sophisticated, it provides transmission of full-motion video images and high-quality audio between multiple locations.
For businesses, the tangible benefits of video conferencing include lower travel costs — especially for employee training — and shortened project times as a result of improved communications among team members.
The intangible benefits of video conferencing include more efficient meetings with the exchange of non-verbal communications and a stronger sense of community among business contacts, both within and between companies, as well as with customers. On a personal level, the face-to-face connection adds non-verbal communication to the exchange and allows participants to develop a stronger sense of familiarity with individuals they may never actually meet in person.
Video conferencing can also be used as a medium for conducting training, with the instructor teaching a remote class from most anywhere. This can be done in a corporate context, especially for getting workers the knowledge they need to better perform their jobs. The academic world can also make use of video conferencing to connect a traditional classroom setting with students who are based a considerable distance from the school.

Digitization is the process of converting information into a digital format. Scanning paper documents into digital image format is the first step of document digitization process. Digitizing important paper documents creates a layer of security, and often convenience. The scanned copy of the original document provides a fallback option in case the papers are lost or damaged, whereas controlled access to organized storage of the digital copies makes it much easier and faster to find and use the required documents, even without physically touching the original paper.

Document scanning is an efficient and cost-effective method of storing large volumes of valuable information. Your documents can be picked up or shipped to one of our regional secure conversion centers or scanning can be performed on-site at your location. The choice is yours. We can scan documents of all sizes from A0, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 to A8, Legal, Fullscape, Blueprints, Mechanical Drawings, Maps, Books etc.

According to the definition an energy audit is a systematic analysis of energy use and energy consumption within a defined energy audit scope, in order to identify, quantify and report on the opportunities for improved energy performance.

Therefore, an energy audit is an energy assessment. This evaluation analyses energy flows in a building, process or system to reduce the amount of energy input into the system whilst maintaining or improving human comfort, health and safety. The level of detail of this evaluation determines the type of audit.

The audit of energy consumption is a specialized process. It takes thorough knowledge and expertise in multiple fields to estimate design, commission and performance monitor projects for energy conservation. And our energy saving efforts do not end there. We have an expert team of Mechanical, Chemical and Instrumentation Engineers who not only conduct the audit survey but also train end users in key energy oriented functional areas such that energy is utilized most efficiently. Efforts are targeted to reflect savings of fuel and electricity in the actual energy bill. The systems we provide live up to standards of operation accepted worldwide and our training programme’s are intended to help our clients to improve the quality of operations such that wastage are almost totally eliminated.

The Root Cause Analysis identifies the key elements necessary to make the meaningful changes required to consistently deliver projects within cost and schedule performance parameters; disciplined upfront planning; realistic estimates of cost and schedule; and straight forward communication between the project director and senior management.

Root cause analysis helps in understanding the short comings which affects the performances of devices/machines, which in turn leads to low productivity and downtimes, which is harmful and counterproductive for any organization.

We at NTIPL possess technicians equipped with the latest, cutting edge technological devices, which ensure that we provide world class services to our client complete with a detailed report on the issue and the prospective solutions.

When network or optical cables are installed in a building or cabinet, the task of fitting cables into an organized bundle is called ‘cable dressing’. This dressed bundle is called a ‘loom’. A dressed loom of cables is typically a bundle of cables with the outermost cables – that is, the visible cables made to look neat and organized with cable lengths running parallel to one another.

We at NTIPL provide a vivid range of Consultancy services. Our technicians are well versed and certified from various organizations and thus possess a keen, observant and a sharp eyed view about the issues at hand.

Our consultancy Services includes, but is not limited to:

• Project Consultancy
• Energy Efficiency Consultancy