Demarc is short for Demarcation Point, or the spot in a building where telecom companies must leave their services. As mandated by federal law, all telecommunications carriers must hand off their telecom circuits to each subscriber, leaving their service at the building’s demarcation point, which is usually a ground floor telecom room. From this point, the demarc extension is the subscriber’s responsibility, extending their telecommunications circuit to their suite or network room, and begin using the telecom circuit.
Let Concert Technologies accelerate all your telecom circuit requirements through our Demarc Extension Nationwide program specifically developed to extend and test telecom circuits.
Choosing the right technology rollout company to handle the installation of VoIP or IP Telephony is essential to avoid the serious issues that can arise during the installs. In the wrong hands, mistakes can be made, leaving you to deal with cabling issues, technician issues, circuit issues and configuration errors. Choosing the wrong company for the job can damage your reputation, upset your customer and compromise your team’s performance, pushing your project over deadline and budget.
The solution? IP telephony has its advantages only when properly orchestrated by a technology rollout company with the experience and proven methodologies to deploy consistently across all your customers’ sites at an accelerated rate.
Technology type: VoIP, Hosted VoIP, ISP, ITSP, IP-PBX, SIP, hosted PBX, or IP telephony
Geographical area: nationwide, global, multiple sites, multiple locations or enterprise
DULLES, VA, MARCH 22, 2013 – Dennis Mazaris, President and CEO of Concert Technologies, is featured in Cabling Installation & Maintenance Magazine’s 20th anniversary issue of its publication in March. The feature describes Mazaris as the industry’s Renaissance man, citing his work as a cabling installer and designer, inventor of the PerfectPatch, creator of the annual Cabling Icon contest, and founder of a successful nationwide and international technology rollout company among other achievements.
Mazaris is featured among others who, through good deeds, volunteerism, business interactions, or other ways, have left a positive impact on the structured cabling industry over the past 20+ years.
Some notable contributions featured in Mazaris’ profile include:
Involvement with various industry committees and advisory groups as well as his influence leading to the first addendum of the TIA-568-B.1 standard.
Work with local contractors around the world to increase their revenue through various programs with Concert Technologies. These programs include the opportunity to provide cabling services to federal agencies through the $5 billion GSA Connections II contract that was awarded to Concert Technologies in 2011.
The annual Cabling Icon contest Mazaris created to increase camaraderie, education and career advancement among installers and technicians.
DULLES, VA, FEBRUARY 19, 2013 – Concert Technologies, a prime contractor on the GSA Connections II (CNX2) contract, released its first video to provide federal government agencies an overview of this $5 billion, IDIQ, multi-award contract for telecommunications and technology infrastructure. This video can be viewed on YouTube at http://youtu.be/5uDRRoIet7c.
This less-than-4-minute video, titled Concert Technologies Presents GSA Connections II Overview, guides federal agencies through the use of the GSA Connections II contract to supplement Networx−GSA’s premier telecommunications transport contract. While the Networx contract is known for bringing telecommunications transport services to federal agencies worldwide, the GSA Connections II contract provides services, products and solutions for telecommunications and technology within federal facilities worldwide.
Concert has a series of metrics by which we rate our entire resource chain: from the techs on site, to our project managers. These ratings are recorded and tracked in Concert Orchestrated Processing System or COPS, our internal web-based operations portal, providing quality assurance on every project.
Concert Technologies presents: GSA Connections 2 Overview. GSA Connections 2 is the sister contract to GSA Networx, the Federal Government’s premier telecommunications transport contract used by agencies to deliver services to federal facilities. GSA Connections II (CNX 2) provides all federal agencies a convenient, one-stop shop for all telecommunications, networking equipment and services for your infrastructure at your building, campus and enterprise levels on a global scale. Under the GSA Connections 2 contract, federal agencies can expect a total solution, from engineering and design to support of the following technologies: riser management, enterprise networks, wireless technologies, VoIP, security devices, DAS, self serve kiosks, A/V, digital signage, building automation, energy management, structured cabling, hardware and software services, maintenance, and much more.
For more information on Concert Technologies’ Connections II contract, visit www.gsacnx2.com
DULLES, VA, JANUARY 22, 2013 – Concert Technologies, the leader in global technology rollouts and deployments, announced from the BICSI 2013 Winter Conference & Exhibition that 30 of the company’s project managers have earned the Registered Telecommunications Project Managers (RTPM) credential. The RTPM credential enhances project managers’ services and increases their skill-set for managing a work force of field technicians as well as equipment logistics for global infrastructure projects.
BICSI, the leading international educational association for the Information Technology Systems (ITS) industry, recently began offering the RTPM credential. The RTPM credential has gained popularity within the federal government, leading to a high demand of RTPMs in federal infrastructure projects.
A major benefit of engaging an RTPM is the added oversight and coordination of the interaction between all the designers, engineers, installers and technicians involved in a multiple or single site project. In addition to personnel and project management expertise, the RTPM has specific knowledge of the cabling components, equipment and technology that work together to effectively disseminate information across a variety of information technology systems.
“With the RTPM’s knowledge focused on all aspects of technology infrastructure and what it takes to procure, install and test the components for maximum system performance, they can better set up communication plans and manage all stakeholders.” says Andrew Crone, RTPM, VP of Operations for Concert Technologies. “We realize the high impact an RTPM has on project success, which is the reason Concert Technologies has over 30 RTPMs on its technology rollout delivery team.”
The on-site deployment of IP technologies at multiple sites has been performed nationwide and internationally by Concert Technologies since 1995. With it’s unified technology rollout system of methodologies, Concert Technologies efficiently manages the deployment of IP technologies by local field techs at multiple sites on an accelerated schedule.
Concert has the expertise to manage, install and support telecommunication circuits, Wide Area Networks (WAN), wireless technologies, VoIP, security devices such as cameras, Distributed Antennae Systems (DAS), Self Serve Kiosks, A/V such as digital signage, building automation, structured cabling, equipment configuration, field engineering, and much more through our unique methodologies.
The national installation of telecommunications and technology solutions and global technology rollouts require a firm experienced in the management and implementation of these projects.
