How to keep a nationwide POS rollout from becoming 200 unique projects
The discipline is in separating the standard scope from the site-specific exceptions — and documenting both before technicians hit the road.
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Copper, fiber and the pathway question most teams ask too late
The cable specification matters, but so do distance, pathway, environment, serviceability and what the site will need after the current project.
Read field note ↗A good site survey should eliminate surprises — not create a photo album
The output should answer deployment questions: access, pathways, power, mounting, equipment, distances, blockers and the exact exceptions to the standard.
Read field note ↗Digital signage is a screen only after five other things go right
Mounting, power, network, content source and site coordination are what make the screen useful. Treating signage as a hardware-only task creates avoidable callbacks.
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