Comparisons
Option versus option, decided.
Side-by-side answers to the choices that come up when you plan IT field work, each with a clear verdict and the cases where the other option wins.
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Remote hands vs smart hands: which do you need?
Choose remote hands when you can describe the task step by step, such as a reboot, a cable swap or a visual check.
Remote hands vs Smart hands
Learn more02Predictive vs on-site WiFi survey: which do you need?
Use a predictive survey when the building is not finished or you need an access point count and budget early.
Predictive survey vs On-site survey vs Validation survey
Learn more03Cat6 vs Cat6A: which cabling should you install?
Choose Cat6A for new installations that must support 10 Gbps over the full 100 m, high-power PoE or long-term use.
Cat6 vs Cat6A
Learn more04Single-mode vs multimode fiber: which do you need?
Choose single-mode (OS2) for links beyond a few hundred meters, between buildings, or when you want the cable to outlast several speed upgrades.
Single-mode (OS2) vs Multimode (OM3, OM4, OM5)
Learn more05Break-fix vs managed IT services: which fits?
Choose break-fix when failures are rare, cheap to absorb and easy to fix with a single visit.
Break-fix vs Managed IT services
Learn more06In-house vs outsourced field engineers: which fits?
Use in-house field engineers when your work is steady, concentrated in a few locations and needs deep knowledge of your environment.
In-house field engineers vs Outsourced field engineers
Learn more07Fixed price vs time and materials: which fits?
Choose fixed price when the work is well defined, the site is known and you want a firm number up front.
Fixed price vs Time and materials
Learn more08White-label vs direct engagement: which fits?
Choose white-label when you want your customer to see only your brand and you keep the ticket, the reporting and the relationship.
White-label vs Direct engagement vs Subcontract
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