Conventional wiring refers to the methods of wire installation that have been used for many years. This type of wiring involves running wires through the walls and ceilings of a building, with each wire going to a specific outlet or device. While this method is effective, it can be difficult to install and maintain, and it is not easily reconfigured. Structured cabling, on the other hand, uses a system of standardized components to connect all of the devices in a building. This type of cabling is easier to install and maintain, and it can be quickly reconfigured if necessary. As a result, many businesses are now switching to structured cabling.