All 702 campus buildings are connected to each other and the central network by a fiber backbone. Creating an extensive information pipeline are 40 miles of UTP and 42 miles of fiber optic cabling. To organize and support patch cords, Leviton cable management panels are tucked in between every patch panel. Yet each building had very different services and user needs. The products' ease of installation and maintenance helps Moya manage a lean budget and work crew.
New guys can learn to use the product very quickly.
The wallplates are populated with QuickPort Snap-In Connectors to suit the space requirements. This configuration allows phone and computer hookups, video feeds for televisions and remote classroom applications, and access to the University's own TV network, The Stanford Channel. As technology reshapes instructional and presentation media, Stanford has responded by increasing its presentation technology capabilities. Two blank inserts are placeholders to allow for future growth and expansion. Fiber also comes to the desk in the Green Library and Gates Computer Science Building.